Wellish

Come, I say, old boy, you are going it strongish: rot me, if the garden wasn't pretty wellish.

Knowing human nature as we do we can safely prophesy that the State Council will merrily go its round of life in spite of the distant rumblings of the Boycott war-cry from the rather wellish dry North

Sermon being done, how are you? All wellish here.

All might be well, or wellish, if Bill Bryden 's production had more tension and emotional intensity.

The Emperor looked wellish but a bad colour.

Sometimes I feel wellish here, sometimes very bad; never well, I never can be well again without the miracle.

The operation went without difficulty and two days later he was longing for the simple pleasures of life: 'I am feeling quite wellish & am longing for some sausages & mashed [potatoes] – which I shan't get';

He knew his letters pretty wellish, but no more.

“Fine,” I relent. “Yes. It's going wellish.”

Prior to that day, everything I had tried on my healing journey hadn't worked very well or had only worked “wellish” enough.