Definition of "well over" []

• Flow or run over (a limit or brim) (verb)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "When Stephen Armstrong died in August 1884 at age fifty-eight, he owned well over four hundred acres whose value had nearly quintupled from the 1850s purchase price of roughly fifteen dollars per acre to over $30,000—the equivalent today of over half a million dollars."
• "She was an Amazon: well over six feet tall, wearing heavy gauge earrings and an alligator-skin choker."
• "In all during this two-month period, the Screaming Eagles unloaded onto North Korean targets a total of 135,560 pounds of bombs, well over twice as much weight as the squadron had dropped in the previous two and a half months since first arriving in Korea."