absol. To accumulate wealth. Obsolete.

intransitive. To become rich. Obsolete.

intransitive. To acquire possessions; to amass wealth, become rich; to do well. Obsolete.

In pregnant sense: To advance in wealth, fortune, power, influence, etc.; to grow richer, more prosperous, or more powerful; to thrive more and…

reflexive and (rarely) intransitive for reflexive.

To cover with feathers. internally: To line with feathers, in to feather one's nest: to avail oneself of opportunities for laying up wealth, to…

Position as determined by wealth; amount of wealth; concrete a person's possessions collectively, wealth, ‘substance’; †formerly also plural in…

One's condition or standing in life; often absol. a prosperous condition, as in to make one's fortune = to win a good position in the world. Also p…

figurative.

intransitive. To amass wealth or possessions.

To supply with as much as can be held or contained; to put or pour something into (a receptacle) till… Phrases: †to fill the hands of (a Hebraism)…

A mythical tree said to produce pagodas or gold coins (pagoda, n. 3); (hence) a source of wealth. Esp. in to shake the pagoda-tree: (esp. during the…

intransitive. To increase greatly (in value); (also) to become rich. Frequently with up.