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1) "Rich" -- As to rich poor rich Pronunciation: 'rich Function: adjective Etymology: Middle English riche, from Old English rIce; akin to Old High German rIhhi rich, Old English rIce kingdom, Old High German rIhhi, noun; all from prehistoric Germanic words borrowed from Celtic words akin to Old Irish rí (genitive ríg) king -- more at ROYAL 1 : having abundant possessions and especially material wealth 2 a : having high value or quality b : well supplied or endowed <a city rich in traditions> 3 : magnificently impressive : SUMPTUOUS 4 a : vivid and deep in color <a rich red> b : full and mellow in tone and quality <a rich voice> c : having a strong fragrance <rich perfumes> 5 : highly productive or remunerative <a rich mine> 6 a : having abundant plant nutrients <rich soil> b : highly seasoned, fatty, oily, or sweet <rich foods> c : high in the combustible component <a rich fuel mixture> d : high in some component <cholesterol-rich foods> 7 a : ENTERTAINING; also : LAUGHABLE b : MEANINGFUL, SIGNIFICANT <rich allusions> c : LUSH <rich meadows> 8 : pure or nearly pure <rich lime> - rich·ness noun synonyms RICH, WEALTHY, AFFLUENT, OPULENT mean having goods, property, and money in abundance. RICH implies having more than enough to gratify normal needs or desires <became rich through shrewd investing>. WEALTHY stresses the Rich has many meanings: 1 as an adjective 2 as a prosecco product 3 as a first name 4 People whose family name is Rich 5 Fictional characters 6 Other uses wealthy having lots of natural resources: "Alaska is rich in oil." elaborate or luxurious: "That was a very rich banquet." being of good or strong qualities, flavours, or ingredients: "The chocolate cake was very rich." full, deep, mellow or vivid: "The painter used a very rich palette." very amusing or absurd (slang): "Give you $20? Yeah, that's rich." possessing an abundance, having depth: "The novel was rich in detail." Rich Prosecco Rich can be short for the name Richard. Rich is an alternative abbreviation for the name Dick. Adam Rich (born 1968), U.S. actor Adrienne Rich (born 1929), U.S. poet Alfred William Rich (1856-1921), British artist and author Arnold Rice Rich (1893-1968), U.S. pathologist Barnabe Rich (aka Barnaby Riche) (c.1540-1617), English author and soldier Ben Rich (1925-1995), U.S. executive Bob Rich, U.S. cartoonist Buddy Rich (1917-1987), U.S. musician Charles Alonzo Rich, U.S. architect (Lamb and Rich) Charles C. Rich (1809-1883), leader in the Latter Day Saint movement Charlie Rich (1932-1995), U.S. musician Charlie Rich, Jr., U.S. musician Christopher Rich (1657-1714), English lawyer and theatre manager Christopher Rich (born 1953), U.S. actor Claudius James Rich (1787-1821), British business agent, traveller and antiquarian scholar Edmund Rich (aka Saint Edmund) (1175-1240), Archbishop of Canterbury Frank Rich (born 1949), U.S. columnist Fred Rich (1898..." 2) "Poor" -- As to rich poor poor Pronunciation: 'pur, 'por Function: adjective Etymology: Middle English poure, from Anglo-French povre, pore, from Latin pauper; akin to Latin paucus little and to Latin parere to give birth to, produce -- more at FEW, PARE 1 a : lacking material possessions b : of, relating to, or characterized by poverty 2 a : less than adequate : MEAGER b : small in worth 3 : exciting pity <you poor thing> 4 a : inferior in quality or value b : HUMBLE, UNPRETENTIOUS c : MEAN, PETTY 5 : LEAN, EMACIATED 6 : BARREN, UNPRODUCTIVE -- used of land 7 : INDIFFERENT, UNFAVORABLE 8 : lacking a normal or adequate supply of something specified -- often used in combination <oil-poor countries> - poor·ish /-ish/ adjective - poor·ness noun Pronunciation Symbols Kevin Jones Definition- A Poor Motherfucker ..." 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