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† well-ˈmoneyed, a. Obs.
Well supplied with, having plenty of, money.
1479[see moneyed 1 b]. 1540Palsgr. Acolastus ii. i. I iij, The storer of some well moneyed mayster [cellarius cuiuspiam nummatioris domini]. 1591Savile Tacitus, Hist. ii. lvi. 86 The soldiers..designed out the well moneyed masters [dites dominos] to pray vpon. 1639Fuller Holy War iv. viii. 180 So well-moneyed he was, that for ten yeares together he might for every day expend an hundred marks. 1756C. Smart tr. Horace, Epist. i. vi. 38 The goddesses, Persuasion and Venus, grace the well-monied man. |