be well in

(British & Australian) also be in well (American)

to have a good relationship with a person or group which gives you an advantage (usually + with ) There won't be any stopping him now - he's in well with the manager of his company. Lunch with her mother? You're well in there, mate!

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Cohen	KO-ən	English
Jodie	JO-dee	English
Concepta	-	Irish
Thorstein	-	Norwegian
Eirene	-	Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek
Sergiusz	SER-gyuwsh	Polish