late 14c., "moral, virtuous," from well (adv.) + mannered. Meaning "with good manners" is from 1540s.
well-informed
Wellington
well-intentioned
well-kept
well-known
well-mannered
well-meaning
well-meant
wellness
well-nigh
well-off
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