For WELL we have terms and definitions in 11 topics. The topics are Classic Yoga, Congressional, Dream, Earth Science, Energy, Environment, Hunting, Newspaper Design, Real Estate, Speleological and Technology.

WELL (Classic Yoga)

The crown of the head is termed the well, because the waves of alien influences penetrate by this way. Everywhere in antiquity we see the covering of the head connected with the symbol of the priest. (LMG II, p 630)
see also Centers, Chakra

WELL (Congressional)

Open space in front of the House chamber between members' seats and the podium. Members may speak from lecterns in the well.

WELL (Dream)

To dream that you are employed in a well, foretells that you will succumb to adversity through your misapplied energies. You will let strange elements direct your course.
To fall into a well, signifies that overwhelming despair will possess you. For one to cave in, promises that enemies' schemes will overthrow your own.
To see an empty well, denotes you will be robbed of fortune if you allow strangers to share your confidence.
To see one with a pump in it, shows you will have opportunities to advance your prospects.
To dream of an artesian well, foretells that your splendid resources will gain you admittance into the realms of knowledge and pleasure.
To draw water from a well, denotes the fulfilment of ardent desires. If the water is impure, there will be unpleasantness.

WELL (Earth Science)

A hole dug into the ground in the attempt to intersect water or other subsurface fluids.

WELL (Energy)

A hole drilled in the earth for the purpose of (1) finding or producing crude oil or natural gas; or (2) producing services related to the production of crude or natural gas.

WELL (Environment)

A bored, drilled, or driven shaft, or a dug hole whose depth is greater than the largest surface dimension and whose purpose is to reach underground water supplies or oil, or to store or bury fluids below ground.

WELL (Hunting)

A hole, generally cylindrical and usually walled or lined with pipe, that is dug or drilled into the ground to penetrate an aquifer below the zone of saturation.

WELL (Newspaper Design)

Ads stacked along both edges of the page, forming a deep trough for stories in the middle.

WELL (Real Estate)

A hole or shaft dug into the ground to obtain water, gas, oil, etc.

WELL (Speleological)

A deep rounded hole in a cave floor or on the surface in karst. cf Rockhole.
Cave - Parts of.

WELL (Technology)

Acronym for Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link. A conferencing system based in San Francisco, California, that is accessible through the Internet and through dial-up access points in many major cities. The WELL attracts many computer professionals, along with other people who enjoy participating in one of the Internet's most successful virtual communities. Because of the number of journalists and other prominent people who participate in the WELL, it has substantial influence beyond its own relatively small number of subscribers.

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