well off

In fortunate circumstances, especially wealthy or prosperous, as in They're quite well off now. This phrase may be a shortening of come well off, that is, "emerge in good circumstances." [First half of 1600s]

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Seraphinus	-	Late Roman
Tenney	-	Medieval English
Hilarion	-	Ancient Greek
Paris (2)	PER-is (English), PAR-is (English)	Various
Noga	-	Hebrew
Awstin	OW-stin	Welsh