Not poor or bland

adjective

1. Having abundant possessions and especially material wealth
2. Having high value or quality
3. Well supplied or endowed

   "a city rich in traditions"

4. Magnificently impressive sumptuous
5. Vivid and deep in color

   "a rich red"

6. Full and mellow in tone and quality

   "a rich voice"

7. Having a strong fragrance

   "rich perfumes"

8. Highly productive or remunerative

   "a rich mine"

9. Having abundant plant nutrients

   "rich soil"

10. Highly seasoned, fatty, oily, or sweet

    "rich foods"

11. High in the combustible component

    "a rich fuel mixture"

12. High in some component

    "cholesterol-rich foods"

13. Entertaining
14. Meaningful, significant

    "rich allusions"

15. Lush

    "rich meadows"

16. Pure or nearly pure

    "rich lime"

biographical name

1. Adrienne Cecile 1929–2012 American poet

idiom

1. Extremely rich

idiom

1. To make a large amount of money quickly

noun

1. Rich people who do not have to work

   "elegant and expensive resorts catering to the idle rich"

idiom

1. Extremely rich having so much money that one's wealth is disgusting or offensive

noun

1. People who are rich

   "the rich and famous"

verb

1. To take a course go

   "struck off through the brush"

2. To aim and usually deliver a blow, stroke, or thrust (as with the hand, a weapon, or a tool)
3. To arrive with detrimental effect

   "disaster struck"

4. To attempt to undermine or harm something as if by a blow

   "struck at … cherished notions"

5. To come into contact forcefully

   "two ships struck in mid channel"

6. To delete something
7. To lower a flag usually in surrender
8. To become indicated by a clock, bell, or chime

   "the hour had just struck"

9. To make known the time by sounding

   "the clock struck as they entered"

10. Pierce, penetrate

    "the wind seemed to strike through our clothes"

11. To engage in battle
12. To make a military attack
13. To become ignited

    "the match struck"

14. To discover something

    "struck on a new plan of attack"

15. To pull on a fishing rod in order to set the hook
16. To seize the bait
17. Dart, shoot
18. To take root
19. Germinate
20. To make an impression
21. To stop work in order to force an employer to comply with demands
22. To make a beginning

    "the need to strike vigorously for success"

23. To thrust oneself forward

    "he struck into the midst of the argument"

24. To work diligently strive
25. To strike at hit
26. To drive or remove by or as if by a blow
27. To attack or seize with a sharp blow (as of fangs or claws)

    "struck by a snake"

28. Inflict

    "strike a blow"

29. To produce by or as if by a blow or stroke

    "Moses struck water from the rock"

30. To separate by a sharp blow

    "strike off flints"

31. To haul down lower

    "strike the sails"

32. To dismantle and take away

    "strike the set"

33. To strike the tents of (a camp)
34. To afflict suddenly

    "stricken by a heart attack"

35. To engage in (a battle) fight
36. To make a military attack on
37. Delete, cancel

    "strike the last paragraph"

38. To penetrate painfully pierce
39. To cause to penetrate

    "strike the needle"

40. To send down or out

    "trees struck roots deep into the soil"

41. To level (something, such as a measure of grain) by scraping off what is above the rim
42. To smooth or form (something, such as a mold) with a tool
43. To indicate by sounding

    "the clock struck one"

44. To come into contact or collision with

    "the car struck the tree"

45. To fall on
46. To become audible to
47. To affect with a mental or emotional state or a strong emotion

    "struck with horror at the sight"

48. To affect a person with (a strong emotion)

    "words that struck fear in the listeners"

49. To cause to become by or as if by a sudden blow

    "struck him dead"

50. To produce by stamping

    "strike a coin"

51. To make and ratify the terms of

    "strike a bargain"

52. To play or produce by hitting or plucking keys or strings

    "struck a series of chords on the piano"

53. To produce as if by playing an instrument

    "his voice struck a note of concern"

54. To hook (a fish) by a sharp pull on the line
55. To snatch at (a bait)
56. To occur to

    "the answer struck me suddenly"

57. To appear to especially as a revelation or as remarkable impress

    "it struck the crowd as insensitive"

58. Bewitch
59. To arrive at by or as if by computation

    "strike a balance"

60. To come to attain
61. To come upon discover

    "strike gold"

62. To engage in a strike against (an employer)
63. Take on, assume

    "strike a pose"

64. To place (a plant cutting) in a medium for growth and rooting
65. To so propagate (a plant)
66. To make one's way along

    "will strike the southern coast"

67. To cause (an arc) to form (as between electrodes of an arc lamp)
68. To oviposit on or in