The term "leisure class" refers to a group of people who are able to devote significant amounts of time and resources to leisure activities. There are several synonyms for this term, including "idle rich," "upper crust," "aristocracy," and "privileged class." These terms all describe individuals who have the luxury of pursuing leisure activities, largely due to their wealth and social status. While the term "leisure class" is often associated with the Gilded Age in American history, it continues to be used in contemporary discussions of income inequality and social class. Synonyms for this term serve to highlight the ways in which wealth and privilege enable certain individuals to enjoy leisure time that is not accessible to everyone.