Another word for rich
rich
modif.
Possessed of wealth
wealthy, affluent, well-to-do, moneyed, prosperous, opulent, comfortable, well-off, well provided for, in easy circumstances, worth a bundle*, well-fixed*, well-heeled*, loaded*, made of money*, rolling in dough*, in clover*, on easy street*, flush*, in the money*, in the chips*.
Antonyms poor*, poverty-stricken, destitute.
Sumptuous
luxurious, opulent, lavish, costly, elegant, magnificent, resplendent, elaborate, embellished, ornate, expensive, deluxe, chic, smart, stylish, fancy, splendid, superb, gorgeous, valuable, precious, extravagant, grand, lush, posh*, plush*, classy*, ritzy*, swank*, swanky*, snazzy*, swell*, high-class*, spiffy*, sharp*, tony*, high-toned*, upscale*.
Fertile
exuberant, lush, productive, copious, plentiful, generous, fruitful, profuse, luxuriant, teeming, abundant, prolific, fecund, fruit-bearing, bearing, propagating, yielding, breeding, superabounding, prodigal; see also fertile 1.
Antonyms sterile*, unfruitful, barren.
Abounding in butter, cream, sugar, spices, etc.
heavy, luscious, sweet, creamy, buttery, fatty, oily, juicy, succulent, fattening, satisfying, filling, oversweet, cloying, spicy, savory, piquant; see also delicious 1.
Laughable
absurd, preposterous, ridiculous, funny, amusing, entertaining, queer, odd, strange, diverting, droll, comical, ludicrous, farcical, humorous, incongruous, foolish, killing*, sidesplitting*.
Full; said of sounds or voices
deep, mellow, sonorous; see harmonious 1, loud 1.
Vivid; said of colors
rich is the general word for one who has more money, possessions, or income-producing property than is necessary to satisfy normal needs; wealthy adds to this connotation of grand living, influence in the community, a tradition of richness, etc.; affluent suggests a continuing increase of riches and a high standard of living an affluent suburb; opulent suggests the possession of great wealth as displayed in luxurious or ostentatious living an opulent mansion; well-to-do implies sufficient prosperity for easy living
rich
n.
the wealthy, the well-to-do, the affluent, capitalists, upper class, plutocrats, plutocracy, the haves*.
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Another word for rich
Possessing a large amount of money, land, or other material possessions:
affluent, flush, moneyed, wealthy. (Slang) loaded. Idioms: having money to burn, in the money, made of money, rolling in money. See richCharacterized by extravagant, ostentatious magnificence:
lavish, lush1, luxuriant, luxurious, opulent, palatial, plush, sumptuous. (Informal) plushy. See richCharacterized by great productivity:
fecund, fertile, fruitful, productive, prolific. See richNot readily digested because of richness:
heavy. See ingestionFull of color:
bright, colorful, gay, vivid. See colors- (Informal)
Extremely funny:
hilarious, priceless, sidesplitting. (Informal) killing. See laughter
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