well endowed 
adjective
1Having plentiful supplies of a resource: the country is well endowed with mineral resources...
- Kurdistan is also well endowed with that other, increasingly scarce resource, water: it is here that the Euphrates and the Tigris, as well as their major tributaries, have their origins.
- Asia and the Pacific Indo-Malaysia is currently well endowed with tropical rainforest, within which mountain types are abundant.
- The Central African Republic is well endowed with energy resources.
1.1Well provided with money; wealthy: inflated prices have placed the sites out of reach except for the well endowed...
- Inevitably, wealthier parents selected well-endowed private and government schools for their children, while poorer schools entered a cycle of declining resources, poorer results and falling student numbers.
- ‘We are not a well-endowed school in spite of popular myth, and the money puts us in a position to be able to move our development programme a couple of steps ahead,’ said the headmaster.
- It comes as no surprise that the well-endowed private schools scored an average 99 percent pass rate.
1.2 informal (Of a man) having large genitals: the cast is all female apart from a couple of well-endowed chaps...
- You can tell a man is well-endowed by the size of his hands, feet, or nose.
- He's said to be a very well endowed man.’
- I even made a mental note that he was a very well-endowed guy.
1.3 informal (Of a woman) large-breasted: the blouse was displayed by a well-endowed model...
- No points for guessing this comment came from a well-endowed woman.
- One could only watch so much of well-endowed women in bathing suits running before it started to get kind of boring and repetitive.
- She was especially well-endowed and on her tight T-shirt there was an image of the blessed Henrik.