well-found

[ wel-found ]

/ ˈwɛlˈfaʊnd /

well-furnished with supplies, necessaries, etc.: a well-found ship.

Origin of well-found

1300–50 for earlier sense “welcome”; Middle English

The great and well-found caravan of 192 men in all trooped westwards in five detachments.

From Pole to Pole |Sven Anders Hedin
We made terribly heavy weather of it, though the gale was not enough to have been in any way perilous for a well-found ship.

A Sea Queen's Sailing |Charles Whistler
Uruguay, more especially its capital, is well-found in the matter of femininity.

Uruguay |W. H. Koebel
Altogether, a trim, well-found yacht which might have voyaged round the world without mishap.

Swirling Waters |Max Rittenberg

The Arctic was a remarkably good wreck, for she was a well-found, handsomely fitted passenger ship.

The Gold Diggings of Cape Horn |John R. Spears

well-found

furnished or supplied with all or most necessary things