Rich | Mean of rich in English Dictionary

/ˈrɪtʃ/

• having a lot of money and possessions
1. a rich person
2. Her investments have made her rich.
3. a rich country/area/neighborhood
4. She is very rich.
5. (informal + often disapproving) She is filthy rich. = She is stinking rich. [=she is extremely rich; she has so much money that her wealth is disgusting or offensive]
6. He wrote a book on how to get rich quick. [=how to make a large amount of money quickly]
• very expensive and beautiful, impressive, etc.
1. rich [=luxurious] robes
2. rich decorations
• having or supplying a large amount of something that is wanted or needed
1. The dictionary is a rich source of information.
2. a rich gold mine
3. rich [=fertile] soils
4. protein-rich foods [=foods that contain a lot of protein]
5. a land rich in resources
6. foods that are rich in protein
7. He had a life rich with blessings.

• containing a large amount of fat, oil, etc.
1. rich [=heavy] foods
2. a rich and spicy soup
3. The food was a little too rich for me.
• very interesting and full of many different things
1. Their country has a rich cultural heritage.
2. This area has a rich history.
3. She has a rich vocabulary.
• having a pleasingly strong quality
1. a rich [=dark and vivid] red
2. a singer with a full, rich voice
3. rich perfumes
• people who are rich
1. the rich and famous/powerful