Definitions

1. noun

A spring or well of water that is blackened or discolored, often due to iron oxide or other minerals.

“The hikers followed the stream from the blackwell, which was a popular spot for picnics.”

2. noun

A well or spring of water from which a town or village gets its supply.

“The blackwell in the town center was a historic landmark and a source of pride for the community.”

3. noun

A well or spring of water that has a dark or blackish color, especially one that is rich in iron oxide.

“The geologist studied the blackwell in the field, noting the unique mineral deposits.”

4. proper noun

A surname of English origin, often referring to a person who lived near a black well or spring.

“John Blackwell was a prominent figure in the town’s history, known for his contributions to the community.”