Of a person. Having much money or abundant assets; wealthy, moneyed, affluent. Opposed to poor.

Rich, wealthy, luxurious.

Of a person: wealthy, rich.

More generally: having a plentiful supply of something; rich in (or with) some possession, quality, or advantage; wealthy; well provided.

Of persons: Having wealth or abundant means at command; rich, opulent.

Abounding in wealth; †happy (obsolete), rich, prosperous; conducive to wealth. †wealthful of, abounding in.

? Opulent.

In predicative use. In a state of prosperity or affluence, well off. Frequently in well in goods (also cash), well in the world. Now rare except in…

Rich, wealthy; eminent, powerful. Cf. rich, adj. 2a(a). Obsolete. rare.

Possessed of gold, wealthy.

Prominent, respectable, reputable; wealthy, well-to-do. Cf. substantial, adj. 6, 7.

Having material resources; rich, influential, powerful. Now English regional (northern and west midlands), Scottish, and U.S. regional.

Rich, wealthy, affluent.

Of a person, nation, object, etc.: that stands of or by itself; independent, self-existent, self-sufficient.

Having substantial financial resources, wealthy, rich; often more fully strong in (the) purse (also pocket). Also (by metonymy) of a purse or…

Well supplied with what is needful or desirable. Of a person: Affluent, wealthy. Obsolete.

figurative. Rich in wealth, fit to be ‘sucked’ (quot. 1627); of rich intellectual quality, full of interest (the opposite of ‘dry’). colloquial.

Possessed of a ‘fortune’ or portion.

Characterized by an abundance of money or possessions; wealthy, rich, prosperous.

slang. Wealthy, rich.

Scottish. Having or giving abundance or plenty, esp. of a homely or plain sort. Cf. rough and round, adj.

Plentifully supplied with something; well-provided; abundant, plentiful; prosperous.

Characterized by, producing, or providing wealth; affluent, wealthy; profitable. Cf. golden mile, n. 1.

North American (now historical). Having substantial financial resources; = strong, adj. 5e.

Prosperous, well-off, (sufficiently or extremely) wealthy. In attributive use.

Resembling, characteristic of, or suggestive of a nabob.

= rhinocerical, adj. 1.

furnished with ingots or wealth.

slang. Having plenty of ‘tin’; rich, wealthy.

having full pockets, rich.

Wealthy, rich.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of a nawab.

Wealthy, rich, very well off.