cashed-up
Rolling in money
Cashed-up means having plenty of ready money, flush with cash.
The term is primarily Australian and British: cashed-up investors snapping up property, feeling cashed-up after the bonus.
It often implies recent or temporary wealth rather than established affluence, and can carry a faint suggestion of vulgarity or ostentation in spending.
Having abundant financial resources
- flushSame suit, five cards
- loadedWeighted or wealthy
- moneyedHaving substantial wealth
- well-heeledHaving considerable money
prosperous · rich · well-off · liquid · solvent · comfortable · deep-pocketed · rolling in it
Recently wealthy, often showy
- flashyShowy, often tastelessly so
- ostentatiousShowily excessive
- McMansionOstentatious mass-produced dwelling
- blingShowy expensive jewelry
gaudy · showy · tacky · new money · brash · garish · gold chains · designer labels
One who allocates capital
- purchaserOne who buys something
- bidderOne who makes offers
- developerOne who builds things
- speculatorOne wagering on outcomes
acquirer · house hunter · qualified · motivated · competing · outbidding · snapping up · swooping
affluent
Having abundant financial resources
well-heeled · prosperous · rich · well-off · liquid · solvent · comfortable · deep-pocketed · rolling in it · made of money
nouveau riche
Recently wealthy, often showy
- flashyShowy, often tastelessly so
- ostentatiousShowily excessive
- McMansionOstentatious mass-produced dwelling
bling · gaudy · showy · tacky · new money · brash · garish · gold chains · designer labels · status symbols
investor
One who allocates capital
speculator · acquirer · house hunter · qualified · motivated · competing · outbidding · snapping up · swooping · acquiring
cashed-upbroke
Lacking any funds
strapped · skint · cash-strapped · penniless · strapped for cash
cashed-uppoor
Lacking sufficient resources
impoverished · destitute · indigent · needy · poverty-stricken