'Riczh' = Old English cf. Pre-Germanic 'wealthy, Ruler, powerful' predating written language. Sense of 'entertaining, amusing' is recorded from 1760, retaining central meaning of wealth, worthiness.
First attested; New Yorker Magazine, 1956 referent; Military Industrial Complex
From Latin, Bison, meaning wild ox. There is some connection to a Slavic word meaning the 'Stinking Animal' a reference to its scent. The word was carried to America in the 1690's
It referrers to when a poor person suddenly becomes rich; or a rich person suddenly becomes poor.
Stinking is a contemptible and offensive word if applied to a human being. It is, however, applicable to describe something that is foul smelling. In an informal way, stinking can refer to something or somebody that has raised an unpleasant fuss or a scandal. It can describe someone who is very drunk. If ever in doubt as to whether or not the word should be used, think of an alternative, there is a wide choice in the English language
rich and benta come back!
a old lady
Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich was created on 1989-01-31.
Dirty stinking rich
Obsessed, perhaps..? Rich! Filthy Stinking Rich I tell ya!
They smelled of alcohol. A similar term is "stinking drunk".
Yes, stinking is a word.
Herb Robert is: stinking cranesbill Dolores
Stinking Lizaveta was created in 1994.
Stinking Up the Night was created in 2006.
Stinking Bishop cheese was created in 1972.
the term used for lymph which is rich in lipids is chyle.
garlic is called the stinking rose
A "Stinking Roger". Is any various plants having an unpleasant odor.