get-well card

noun
UK /ˌɡetˈwel kɑːd/
US /ˌɡetˈwel kɑːrd/

A card you give to someone to help them feel better when they are sick.

We all signed a get-well card for our teacher when she was in the hospital.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A printed card sold in shops for sending kind wishes to a sick person.

She bought a get-well card at the store before visiting her grandma.

3. A handmade card, often from children, given to someone who is unwell.

The class made a get-well card with drawings and stickers.

4. A digital or online message sent to wish someone a quick recovery.

He sent an e-card as a get-well card because he lived far away.