| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Abundance | Plenty; more than enough. |
| 2. | Affluence | Great wealth; prosperity. |
| 3. | Amenity | Comfort-enhancing feature or convenience. |
| 4. | Aristocracy | Noble class; elite social rank. |
| 5. | Austerity-free | Without harsh simplicity; indulgent. |
| 6. | Bespoke | Custom-made; tailored to order. |
| 7. | Bon vivant | One who enjoys fine living. |
| 8. | Bounty | Generous abundance; plentiful supply. |
| 9. | Bourgeois comfort | Middle-class ease and niceties. |
| 10. | Cachet | Prestige from rarity or status. |
| 11. | Champagne taste | Preference for the finest things. |
| 12. | Class | Refined style; high quality. |
| 13. | Comfort | Physical ease; soothing well-being. |
| 14. | Conspicuous consumption | Showy spending to display status. |
| 15. | Couture | High-fashion, expertly made clothing. |
| 16. | Cream of the crop | The best of the best. |
| 17. | Cultivated | Refined; developed taste and manners. |
| 18. | Decadence | Self-indulgent, excessive pleasure. |
| 19. | Delicacy | Rare or especially fine food. |
| 20. | Deluxe | Upgraded; of superior quality. |
| 21. | Designer | High-end brand-made; stylishly crafted. |
| 22. | Distinction | Notable excellence; refined difference. |
| 23. | Ease | Freedom from strain or hardship. |
| 24. | Elegance | Graceful, tasteful refinement. |
| 25. | Elite | The highest-ranking, select group. |
| 26. | Embellishment | Ornamental detail; added richness. |
| 27. | Enrichment | Added value; enhanced quality. |
| 28. | Epicureanism | Devotion to refined pleasures. |
| 29. | Excess | More than necessary; overindulgence. |
| 30. | Exclusivity | Restricted access; select availability. |
| 31. | Exoticism | Allure of the rare and foreign. |
| 32. | Extravagance | Lavish spending; costly display. |
| 33. | Fancy | Elaborate; unusually fine. |
| 34. | Fastidiousness | Demanding high standards; meticulous. |
| 35. | Fineness | Superior quality; refined character. |
| 36. | Finery | Showy, expensive clothes or decor. |
| 37. | First-class | Top quality; premium standard. |
| 38. | Five-star | Highest-rated; top-tier quality. |
| 39. | Formality | Ceremonial polish; refined protocol. |
| 40. | Fortune | Great wealth; ample resources. |
| 41. | Frill | Extra decorative feature; nonessential. |
| 42. | Gilding | Gold-like finish; ornate coating. |
| 43. | Glamour | Alluring beauty and sophistication. |
| 44. | Gold-plated | Made to seem rich or costly. |
| 45. | Good life | Comfortable living with pleasures. |
| 46. | Grandeur | Impressive magnificence; splendor. |
| 47. | Gravy | Extra benefit; added advantage. |
| 48. | Haute cuisine | High-end, expertly prepared food. |
| 49. | Haute living | High-style, privileged lifestyle. |
| 50. | Haute monde | High society; fashionable elite. |
| 51. | High living | Affluent, indulgent way of life. |
| 52. | High-end | Expensive; top-quality market tier. |
| 53. | In opulence | In lavish, wealthy style. |
| 54. | Indulgence | Allowing oneself pleasures freely. |
| 55. | Indulgent | Permitting comfort and enjoyment. |
| 56. | Ineffable comfort | Hard-to-describe deep ease. |
| 57. | Investment piece | Costly item meant to last. |
| 58. | Largesse | Generous giving; lavish provision. |
| 59. | Lavishness | Rich abundance; extravagant display. |
| 60. | Leisure | Free time for enjoyment and rest. |
| 61. | Luxe | Stylish, high-end richness. |
| 62. | Magnificence | Splendid greatness; impressive beauty. |
| 63. | Material comfort | Well-being from possessions and ease. |
| 64. | Merit badge | Symbol of earned status or quality. |
| 65. | Mink-and-diamonds | Extreme symbols of wealth. |
| 66. | Moneyed | Wealthy; having ample funds. |
| 67. | Nobility | Aristocratic rank; high status. |
| 68. | Nonessential | Not needed; purely for pleasure. |
| 69. | Opulence | Great wealth; lavish display. |
| 70. | Ornateness | Richly decorated; elaborate style. |
| 71. | Overindulgence | Too much pleasure or spending. |
| 72. | Pampering | Indulging with attentive comfort. |
| 73. | Panache | Stylish confidence; flamboyant flair. |
| 74. | Plush | Soft, rich, and comfortable. |
| 75. | Posh | Stylishly elegant; upper-class. |
| 76. | Prestige | High status; respected standing. |
| 77. | Privilege | Special advantage; favored access. |
| 78. | Profligacy | Reckless waste; lavish spending. |
| 79. | Prosperity | Thriving wealth; successful condition. |
| 80. | Pure comfort | Unmixed ease and relaxation. |
| 81. | Quality | High standard; superior excellence. |
| 82. | Rarefied | Elevated; refined and exclusive. |
| 83. | Refinement | Polished taste; cultured elegance. |
| 84. | Regal | Royal-like; grand and dignified. |
| 85. | Richness | Abundant value; sumptuous quality. |
| 86. | Ritz | Showy elegance; high-class style. |
| 87. | Royal treatment | Exceptionally attentive, lavish care. |
| 88. | Self-indulgence | Treating oneself to pleasures. |
| 89. | Silk-and-satin | Soft, costly fineness and sheen. |
| 90. | Silver spoon | Born into wealth and privilege. |
| 91. | Smart | Stylish; well-appointed and neat. |
| 92. | Sophistication | Worldly polish; refined taste. |
| 93. | Splendor | Brilliant magnificence; dazzling beauty. |
| 94. | Status | Social rank; standing and prestige. |
| 95. | Sumptuousness | Richly luxurious; lavishly splendid. |
| 96. | Superlative | Of the very highest quality. |
| 97. | Swank | Stylish display; fashionable elegance. |
| 98. | Taste | Discernment for what is fine. |
| 99. | Top-shelf | Best available; premium quality. |
| 100. | Trappings | Outward signs of wealth or rank. |