| SUCCULENT | Juicy, rich or vigorous (9) |
| LUSH | Juicy, rich - and drunk! (4) |
| TRENCHANT | Incisive or vigorous in expression or style |
| INTENSIVE | Very thorough or vigorous (9) |
| CIRRHOSIS | Rich or poor relative with disease (9) |
| PROFUSION | Rich or lavish supply (9) |
| CHAUFFEUR | A person employed to drive a car for a rich or important person (9) |
| BODYGUARD | Person employed to protect a rich or famous person (9) |
| FIFTYCENT | "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" star |
| JAZZSTICK | Tool held by Buddy Rich or Gene Krupa |
| GRANDTOUR | Formerly, an extended journey through the major cities of Europe, especially one undertaken by a rich or aristocratic Englishman to complete his education |
| ROBUST | From the Latin for "oak, strength", a word for something healthy, strong, sturdy or vigorous, or for wine or food with a rich full-bodied flavour (6) |
| WEED | From "garment", a Victorian widow's black mourning band; or, an often wildly invasive, profusely unstoppable or vigorous uninvited botanical rebel or "pioneer", yet synonymous with a puny softling or |
| TIGHT | Word used to denote someone healthy or vigorous in medieval times, but today drunk or stingy (5) |
| ROUSING | Stirring or vigorous |
| FORCEFULNESS | Assertive or vigorous quality |
| BRIO | Quality of being spirited or vigorous |
| FORCEFUL | Strong and assertive or vigorous (8) |
| RIOT | Read the ___ act (stern or vigorous warning) |
| ZEST | Energy, or vigorous and enthusiastic enjoyment (4) |
