1. To improve something:
* "The doctor welled her with a new medication." (This is less common and sounds somewhat archaic.)
* "The coach welled the team's performance by implementing new drills." (This is more common and emphasizes the act of improvement.)
2. To come out or flow out in large quantities:
* "Tears welled up in her eyes as she listened to the story."
* "The volcano welled with molten lava."
3. To surge with emotion:
* "Her heart welled with joy at the news."
* "He welled with anger when he saw the damage."
Note: In the examples above, "well" is often used in combination with a preposition like "up," "with," or "out," to emphasize the direction or nature of the action.
It's important to be aware that these uses of "well" as a verb are relatively uncommon and may sound unusual in some contexts. It's often more natural to use a different verb, such as "improve," "flow," or "feel," depending on the specific situation.