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Synonym for win [verb]

The synonym win synonymous definition words:
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beat [verb]

means "deed"
conquer, defeat, vanquish, rout, trounce, win

carry [verb]

means "result"
capture, win

catch [verb]

means "attraction"
charm, fascinate, enchant, captivate, win, bewitch

come at [verb]

means "succeed"
achieve, accomplish, win

come by [verb]

means "get"
obtain, procure, win, acquire

earn [verb]

means "possession"
win

gain [verb]

means "achieve"
obtain, procure, secure, get, win, acquire

get [verb]

means "action"
earn, gain, win, chalk up

hit [verb]

means "action"
achieve, accomplish, attain, reach, gain, win

make [verb]

means "activity"
secure, win

procure [verb]

means "obtain"
acquire, gain, get, secure, win

score [verb]

means "possession"
obtain, gain, procure, get, purchase, win

steal [verb]

means "action"
lure, allure, draw, gain, win

take [verb]

means "possession"
acquire, obtain, get, secure, procure, win

vanquish [verb]

means "conquer"
defeat, beat, rout, trounce, win, outdo

entwine [verb]

means "curl"
spiral, turn, wind, twist, coil, convolute

twinkling [noun]

means "instant"
moment, flash, wink

win over [verb]

means "conquer"
overcome, defeat, beat, bury

wince [verb]

means "flinch"
blink, recoil

wind [verb]

means "direction"
bend, curve, twist, turn, swerve, snake, meander, convolute

wind [verb]

means "activity"
coil, curl, twist, twine, entwine, corkscrew, encircle

wind [noun]

means "nature"
breeze, gale, gust, bluster, blast, air, draught

wind [noun]

means "hint"
gossip, report, suggestion, intimation

wind [noun]

means "feeling"
vanity, flatulence, emptiness

wind instrument [noun]

means "pipe"
flute, recorder, fife, whistle

wind up [verb]

means "conclude"
terminate, consummate, complete, determine, end, culminate, close

windbag [noun]

means "boaster"
know-it-all, braggart, show-off


winding [adjective]

means "crooked"
bent, hooked, bending, tortuous, curved, bowed, serpentine

windstorm [noun]

means "whirlwind"
gale, tornado, hurricane, whirly


windy [adjective]

means "nature"
breezy, gusty, blowing, blustery, stormy, turbulent, airy, wind-swept

wine [noun]

means "drink"
intoxicating beverage, liquor, alcohol, booze, hooch

wing [verb]

means "activity"
fly, glide, soar

wing [noun]

means "thing"
pinion, sail, fin

wing [noun]

means "addition"
annex, addendum, attachment, extremity, adjunct, ell

winged [adjective]

means "swift"
fast, quick, speedy, rapid, aerial, flying, fleet

wink [verb]

means "twinkle"
sparkle, gleam, flash, bat, nictitate

wink [verb]

means "blink"
nictitate, flirt, squint

winner [noun]

means "proposal"
great idea, dilly, hit, knockout

winner [noun]

means "person"
champion, victor, hero, favourite, conqueror, top dog

winning [adjective]

means "victorious"
triumphant, champion, leading

winning [adjective]

means "engaging"
attractive, captivating, charming, dazzling, taking, winsome

winnings [noun]

means "prize"
booty, plunder, loot, spoils

winnow [verb]

means "strain"
filter, sift, screen, sort, grade, refine, riddle

winsome [adjective]

means "attractive"
pleasing, fetching, charming, cute, captivating

wintry [adjective]

means "very cold"
cold, freezing, frosty, glacial, polar, frigid, icy

Eucharist [noun]

means "benison"
consecration, blessing, baptism, benediction, sanctification, windfall

air [noun]

means "movement"
wind, puff, breath, draft, breeze, zephyr

airy [adjective]

means "atmospheric"
windy, breezy, spacious

alcohol [noun]

means "intoxicating beverage"
liquor, wine, booze, hooch, spirits

annex [noun]

means "addition"
arm, attachment, extension, block, ell, wing

atmospheric [adjective]

means "airy"
windy, breezy, spacious

baptism [noun]

means "benison"
consecration, Eucharist, blessing, benediction, sanctification, windfall

bend [noun]

means "thing"
curve, twist, angle, turn, wind, bow

bending [adjective]

means "turning"
twisting, winding, spiralling, arching

blackjack [noun]

means "pontoon"
wine bottle

blast [noun]

means "gust"
blow, gale, squall, storm, wind, draft

bleak [adjective]

means "chilly"
cold, windy, severe, raw, inclement, rigourous

blessing [noun]

means "good fortune"
advantage, benefit, windfall, asset, boon

blessing [noun]

means "benison"
consecration, eucharist, baptism, benediction, sanctification, windfall

blink [verb]

means "flinch"
wince, recoil

blink [noun]

means "glimpse"
wink

blow [noun]

means "nature"
wind, storm, squall, blast, typhoon, gale

blustery [adjective]

means "gusty"
breezy, airy, windy, puffy, squally, stormy

boaster [noun]

means "braggart"
know-it-all, windbag, show-off

braggart [noun]

means "boaster"
know-it-all, windbag, show-off

breezy [adjective]

means "windy"
blowing, gusty, balmy, airy, stormy, wind-swept

bury [verb]

means "conflict"
conquer, overcome, defeat, beat, win over

chill [adjective]

means "cold"
frigid, chilly, frosty, brisk, cool, wintry

circuitous [adjective]

means "devious"
roundabout, winding, tortuous, oblique

close [verb]

means "stop"
culminate, wind up

coax [verb]

means "persuade"
win over, seduce, disarm, urge, convince, charm

coil [verb]

means "curl"
spiral, turn, wind, twist, entwine, convolute

coil [noun]

means "helix"
wind, twist, scroll, corkscrew, convolution, curl

comeback [noun]

means "re-entry"
recovery, triumph, winning again, improvement, victory

connive [verb]

means "purposely overlook"
ignore, wink at, disregard

convolution [noun]

means "helix"
wind, twist, scroll, corkscrew, coil, curl

coquet [verb]

means "flirt with"
tease, titillate, wink at, trifle with

corkscrew [noun]

means "helix"
wind, twist, scroll, coil, convolution, curl

cute [adjective]

means "attractive"
pleasing, winsome, charming, fetching, captivating

declamatory [adjective]

means "pompous"
bombastic, verbose, stuffy, windy, egotistic

defeat [verb]

means "conflict"
beat, overpower, trounce, win over, throw, pound

devious [adjective]

means "circuitous"
roundabout, winding, tortuous, oblique

disarm [verb]

means "persuade"
win over, seduce, coax, urge, convince, charm

draught [noun]

means "current of air"
breeze, puff, gust, wind, seepage, blowing

dreary [adjective]

means "sorrowful"
cheerless, boring, wintry, dull, monotonous, tedious

elderly [adjective]

means "aged"
patriarchal, wintry, old

ell [noun]

means "annex"
addendum, attachment, extremity, adjunct, addition, wing

end [verb]

means "activity"
wind up

envelop [verb]

means "wrap"
wind, conceal, muffle, cover, enfold, hide

extension [noun]

means "annex"
section, branch, addition, wing

favorite [noun]

means "the one preferred"
beloved one, ideal, winner, teacher's pet, mistress, minion

fetching [adjective]

means "attractive"
pleasing, winsome, charming, cute, captivating

flank [noun]

means "edge"
wing

flap [noun]

means "flat hanging appendage"
fold, tab, wing, ply, fly, cover

flash [noun]

means "duration"
instant, moment, twinkling, wink

flatulence [noun]

means "intestinal"
abdominal gas, wind

flinch [verb]

means "blink"
wince, recoil

flirt [verb]

means "tease"
wink at, toy with, trifle with, philander

flute [noun]

means "music"
wind instrument, pipe, recorder, fife, whistle

fortune [noun]

means "luck"
fate, lot, windfall, fluke, portion

freezing [adjective]

means "very cold"
wintry

frosty [adjective]

means "cold"
frigid, chilly, chill, brisk, cool, wintry

frozen [adjective]

means "like a glacier"
icy, polar, glacial, very cold, wintry, blizzard

gallery [noun]

means "art studio"
wing

glacial [adjective]

means "like a glacier"
icy, polar, frozen, very cold, wintry, blizzard

good fortune [noun]

means "blessing"
advantage, benefit, windfall, asset, boon

gust [noun]

means "blast"
blow, gale, squall, storm, wind, draft

gusty [adjective]

means "windy"
blowing, breezy, balmy, airy, stormy, wind-swept

helix [noun]

means "coil"
wind, twist, scroll, corkscrew, convolution, curl

hooch [noun]

means "intoxicating beverage"
liquor, wine, booze, alcohol

icy [adjective]

means "characteristic"
wintry

in the lead [adjective]

means "ahead"
prevailing, winning, foremost, triumphant

ingratiating [adjective]

means "charming"
deferential, pleasing, interesting, appealing, attractive, winning

limb [noun]

means "body"
leg, appendage, extremity, arm, wing, part

magpie [noun]

means "chatterbox"
gossip, windbag, blabbermouth

meander [verb]

means "wander"
ramble, wind, twist, turn, stroll

member [noun]

means "body"
wing

musical instrument [noun]

means "music"
stringed instrument, wind instrument, keyboard instrument

old [adjective]

means "person"
aged, patriarchal, wintry, elderly

out front [adjective]

means "ahead"
winning, victorious, triumphant

outplay [verb]

means "beat"
overpower, trounce, win over, throw, pound, defeat

perorate [verb]

means "summarize"
summarise, conclude, wind up, recapitulate, close, end

persuade [verb]

means "convince"
satisfy, win over

plunder [noun]

means "prize"
booty, winnings, loot, spoils

polar [adjective]

means "property"
cold, frigid, wintry, glacial, frozen, arctic

puffy [adjective]

means "gusty"
breezy, airy, windy, blustery, squally, stormy

raw [adjective]

means "nature"
windy

reconcile [verb]

means "persuade"
convince, resign, submit, content, win over

roundabout [adjective]

means "circuitous"
devious, winding, tortuous, oblique

sanctification [noun]

means "benison"
consecration, Eucharist, baptism, benediction, blessing, windfall

second [noun]

means "time"
moment, twinkling, instant, flash, wink, trice

select [verb]

means "comparison"
cull, winnow

show-off [noun]

means "boaster"
know-it-all, windbag, braggart

showroom [noun]

means "art studio"
wing

shrink [verb]

means "cringe"
recoil, withdraw, shudder, wince, flinch, demur

side [noun]

means "place"
verge, wing

side [noun]

means "group"
team, position, party, faction, wing, viewpoint

sift [verb]

means "strain"
filter, winnow, screen, sort, grade, refine

sinuous [adjective]

means "twisted"
crooked, curved, winding, circuitous, serpentine

snaky [adjective]

means "snake-like"
serpentine, twisting, treacherous, twisted, indirect, winding, windy

snowy [adjective]

means "abounding in snow"
wintry, fluffy, icy, dazzling

span [noun]

means "extension"
wing, bridge, arch, vault

spin [verb]

means "activity"
twist, wind, weave, shape, draw out

squeeze through [verb]

means "press forward"
elbow a path, shove through, accomplish, wind

squirm [verb]

means "wriggle"
twist, writhe, contort, bend, coil, wind

stake [noun]

means "prize"
purse, winnings

success [noun]

means "master"
expert, champion, victor, winner

successful [adjective]

means "triumphant"
conquering, unbeaten, winning, victorious, exultant

sweet [adjective]

means "sound"
winsome, mellifluous

swirl [verb]

means "whirl"
eddy, spin, curl, twist, wind, purl

taking [adjective]

means "engaging"
captivating, winning, attractive, charming, refreshing, pleasing

thread [verb]

means "activity"
wind around, manoeuvre, run through, meander, wind, loop

trifle with [verb]

means "flirt with"
tease, titillate, wink at, coquet

triumphant [adjective]

means "victorious"
winning, conquering, successful, triumphal, unbeaten, dominant

trumpet [noun]

means "musical instrument"
horn, wind instrument, clarion

turning [adjective]

means "bending"
twisting, winding, spiralling, arching

twist [verb]

means "activity"
wind, curve

unbeaten [adjective]

means "triumphant"
conquering, successful, winning, victorious, exultant

victorious [adjective]

means "triumphant"
winning, conquering, successful, triumphal, unbeaten, dominant

vintage [noun]

means "year"
wine, crop

wriggle [verb]

means "twist"
squirm, writhe, contort, bend, coil, wind

writhe [verb]

means "wriggle"
squirm, twist, contort, bend, coil, wind

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