| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Affluent | Having much money and comfort. |
| 2. | Ample | More than enough; abundant. |
| 3. | Aristocratic | Of the upper class; noble. |
| 4. | Asset-laden | Owning many valuable assets. |
| 5. | Auspicious | Marked by favorable prosperity. |
| 6. | Bankable | Financially dependable; profitable. |
| 7. | Big-league | In the top, moneyed tier. |
| 8. | Bloated with cash | Holding excessive cash reserves. |
| 9. | Blue-blooded | Of noble, privileged lineage. |
| 10. | Bountiful | Plentiful; generously abundant. |
| 11. | Bourgeois | Middle-class; comfortably well-off. |
| 12. | Capital-rich | Having abundant capital funds. |
| 13. | Cash-flush | Having plenty of ready money. |
| 14. | Cash-laden | Loaded with available cash. |
| 15. | Cash-positive | Having more cash in than out. |
| 16. | Comfortable | Financially secure; free from want. |
| 17. | Cosseted | Spoiled by luxury and ease. |
| 18. | Deep-pocketed | Able to spend large sums. |
| 19. | Deluxe | Luxuriously fine; high-end. |
| 20. | Diamond-studded | Adorned with costly jewels. |
| 21. | Doughy | Having lots of money; loaded. |
| 22. | Endowed | Provided with substantial funds. |
| 23. | Fat-cat | Wealthy, powerful person. |
| 24. | Filthy rich | Extremely wealthy; loaded. |
| 25. | Financially secure | Stable finances; little risk. |
| 26. | Flush | Having plenty of money. |
| 27. | Flush with funds | Having ample available money. |
| 28. | Fortunate | Having good fortune; prosperous. |
| 29. | Fortune-laden | Carrying great wealth. |
| 30. | Gainful | Profitable; bringing in money. |
| 31. | Gilded | Having a showy, wealthy look. |
| 32. | Gold-plated | Lavishly expensive; premium. |
| 33. | Golden | Marked by prosperity and success. |
| 34. | Grand | Impressively luxurious or splendid. |
| 35. | High-income | Earning a lot regularly. |
| 36. | High-net-worth | Having very large net worth. |
| 37. | High-rolling | Spending big; gambling with wealth. |
| 38. | Immensely wealthy | Extremely rich; very affluent. |
| 39. | In clover | Living in comfort and ease. |
| 40. | In funds | Having money available. |
| 41. | In the money | Prosperous; financially successful. |
| 42. | Inheriting | Gaining wealth by inheritance. |
| 43. | Invested | Having money placed in assets. |
| 44. | Jewelled | Decorated with precious stones. |
| 45. | Lavish | Extravagant; spending freely. |
| 46. | Loaded | Having a lot of money. |
| 47. | Lucrative | Producing much profit. |
| 48. | Lush | Luxurious; opulent in style. |
| 49. | Luxurious | Marked by great comfort and expense. |
| 50. | Minted | Newly wealthy; made money. |
| 51. | Moneybags | A very wealthy person. |
| 52. | Moneyed | Having lots of money. |
| 53. | Moneyed-up | Recently flush with money. |
| 54. | Monied | Wealthy; having ample funds. |
| 55. | Opulent | Very wealthy; lavishly abundant. |
| 56. | Overcapitalized | Backed by more capital than needed. |
| 57. | Overfunded | Having more funds than required. |
| 58. | Patrician | Of the aristocracy; elite. |
| 59. | Plush | Comfortably luxurious; well-appointed. |
| 60. | Privileged | Having special advantages and wealth. |
| 61. | Prosperity-soaked | Surrounded by abundant prosperity. |
| 62. | Prosperous | Successful; thriving financially. |
| 63. | Quintessentially wealthy | A classic example of wealth. |
| 64. | Resourceful | Having ample means and resources. |
| 65. | Rolling in cash | Having lots of money. |
| 66. | Ruling-class | Belonging to the elite in power. |
| 67. | Sated | Having more than enough. |
| 68. | Secure | Safe and stable financially. |
| 69. | Silk-stocking | Upper-class; wealthy and refined. |
| 70. | Silver-spoon | Born into wealth and privilege. |
| 71. | Solvent | Able to pay debts. |
| 72. | Splashy | Showily expensive; ostentatious. |
| 73. | Stately | Grand and impressive; affluent air. |
| 74. | Stinking rich | Extremely wealthy; loaded. |
| 75. | Strapped with assets | Tied to considerable holdings. |
| 76. | Sumptuous | Splendidly luxurious and costly. |
| 77. | Swanky | Stylishly luxurious; upscale. |
| 78. | Thousandfold | Many times over; greatly increased. |
| 79. | Thrifty-and-thriving | Prospering through careful saving. |
| 80. | To the manor born | Born into high status. |
| 81. | Top-drawer | Of the highest class. |
| 82. | Treasured | Highly valued; prized. |
| 83. | Trust-fund | Supported by inherited trust income. |
| 84. | Ultrawealthy | Having extreme wealth. |
| 85. | Upper-crust | The highest social class. |
| 86. | Upscale | High-quality; expensive; elite. |
| 87. | Value-stacked | Packed with high value. |
| 88. | Vaulted | Stored away in great quantity. |
| 89. | Very well-off | Comfortably wealthy. |
| 90. | Wealthy | Having a great deal of money. |
| 91. | Well-capitalized | Having strong financial backing. |
| 92. | Well-endowed | Provided with ample resources. |
| 93. | Well-funded | Provided with plenty of money. |
| 94. | Well-heeled | Wealthy; comfortably affluent. |
| 95. | Well-off | Having plenty of money. |
| 96. | Well-provisioned | Supplied with abundant resources. |
| 97. | Well-to-do | Comfortably wealthy. |
| 98. | Well-turned-out | Dressed expensively; polished. |
| 99. | Wheat-rich | Having abundant produce and income. |
| 100. | White-glove | Exclusive, high-end service level. |