Happy, fortunate, prosperous.

Wealthy, prosperous, happy.

Prosperous; glorious.

quite sound or well, prosperous, happy.

Prosperous, successful. Cf. well-doing, adj. 2. Obsolete.

Happy, prosperous, fortunate, blessed, gladsome.

= i-seli, adj.

Probably: profitable, thriving.

Prosperous or successful.

Happy, prosperous; fraught with happiness.

Fortunate, well off.

Prosperous; likely to prosper. Also: able or inclined to bring prosperity to a person or thing; propitious.

Characterized by success or prosperity (see thrift, n.1 1); thriving, prosperous, well-to-do, successful, flourishing; fortunate.

Having continued success or good fortune; consistently successful, esp. economically; flourishing, thriving. (Now the usual sense.)

Sound, healthy; safe, prosperous.

Possessing well-being, happy, prosperous. Of conditions of life: Comfortable, luxurious. Obsolete.

In predicative use. Favourably circumstanced; having things as one wishes them to be. Cf. well off, adv. 1. In recent use chiefly complemented by as o…

That prospers; flourishing, successful, prosperous. Also: that causes a person or thing to prosper.

Fortunate, prosperous.

Prospering, doing well in business; successful, fortunate.

Fortunate, prosperous, successful. Obsolete.

Caused to prosper; blessed with prosperity.

That is faring well; doing well, prospering.

Scottish and Irish English (northern). Prosperous, successful; thriving. Cf. well-to-do, adj.

Irish English (regional). Of a person: assured of success or happiness; lucky, set-up (cf. made, adj. 6a).