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be well away

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be well away

1. to be completely involved in doing something, especially talking. They started talking about football and were soon well away.

2. to be drunk. Annie was dancing on top of the table, so she must have been well away last night.

3. to be sleeping. Her head started to nod and soon she was well away.

See also: away, well

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