The action of yearning (for, after, or to do something); strong desire or longing. Also as a count noun: a feeling of strong desire or longing…

Income, revenue, stipend. Also (in plural): emoluments. Obsolete.

A livelihood, a means of support or maintenance; an income sufficient to live on. Formerly also: †an endowment (obsolete). Now often in to earn (al…

Savings, earnings, gains, profit; acquired wealth, estate, or substance. archaic. (Cf. frugality, n. c.)

The action of the verb fang, v.1 in various senses. The action of earning wages; in pl. concr. earnings. (dial.)

Thriving; profit: = thrift, n.1 1 2.

Income. Obsolete.

Rating, taken as determining position or rank; ‘rate’; income.

An income; an amount of money regularly accruing to a person. Formerly also: †a salary, a stipend (obsolete). See slightly earlier revenue salary n.…

income derived from private sources, as investments, property, inheritance, etc.; unearned income; = private means n.

Settled income, provision for a livelihood.

That which is taken or received in payment, or as the proceeds from a transaction or piece of business; (U.S. colloquial) one's personal income or…