- - rich, informally
- - Rich lady orders another double espresso decaf to begin with
- - Rich, rich, rich
- - Very rich, colloquially
- - Filthy rich
- - Very rich ... or drunk
- - Stinking rich
- - Really rich
- - Very rich
- - Rich
- - Charged with being very rich? Such a question is unfair
- - See commercial journalist that's wealthy
- - Packed, full
- - Charged with being wealthy?
- - Made of money
- - doddery old dear, giving up right, may be charged
- - Installed [software]
- - *Like gun ready to fire?
- - Being wealthy was charged
- - Like some nachos and questions
- - With A Heavy Burden
- - Armed and primed
- - charged for being drunk
- - Wealthy, informally
- - Wealthy (slang) — drunk (slang)
- - Wealthy (slang) — charged
- - Like some baked potatoes
- - Extremely wealthy, informally
- - Wealthy; laden
- - Charged with ammunition
- - Prepared to be fired, being biased
- - Like some potatoes, dice and questions
- - Containing bullets
- - Like some dice
- - Superrich
- - Carrying cargo; wealthy
- - Fraudulent, as dice
- - Weighted
- - Guns 'N' Roses "...... like a freight train"
- - On easy street, perhaps
- - Like some bad dice
- - Really well-off
- - Drunk or wealthy, in slang
- - Like crooked dice
- - What 3-, 13-, 14- and 28-Down may be
- - Flush, or drunk
- - Placed film in a camera
- - High-rolling?
- - In the bucks
- - Filled a van
- - Like luxury cars
- - Having all the extras?
- - Like cheaters' dice
- - Replete with moola
- - Wealthy: Slang.
- - Adverb for the bases.
- - The bases, with three men on.
- - Supplied abundantly.
- - Charged
- - More than tipsy
- - Rolling in it
- - In the chips
- - Well-heeled
- - Squiffed
- - Piled on
- - Like some questions
- - Wealthy
- - In the money
- - Rolling in dough
- - Weighed down
- - Weighted down
- - Burdened
- - Like some cigars
- - Full up
- - Flush
- - Drunk
- - Inebriated
- - See 37-Across
- - See 23-Across
- - Rolling in it under the table
- - Like some questions and baked potatoes
- - see commercial journalist becoming wealthy
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