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Synonym for win [verb]
The synonym win synonymous definition words:win [verb]
means "activity"succeed, triumph, prevail, overcome, advance, obtain, achieve, acquire, attain, gain, earn, secure, procure
Further results for the word "win"
come by [verb]
means "get"obtain, procure, win, acquire
earn [verb]
means "possession"win
make [verb]
means "activity"secure, win
procure [verb]
means "obtain"acquire, gain, get, secure, win
take [verb]
means "possession"acquire, obtain, get, secure, procure, win
windfall [noun]
means "benison"consecration, Eucharist, baptism, benediction, sanctification, blessing
windy [adjective]
means "speech"long-winded, bombastic, verbose, prolix, loquacious, talkative, grandiloquent, garrulous
windy [adjective]
means "nature"breezy, gusty, blowing, blustery, stormy, turbulent, airy, wind-swept
Eucharist [noun]
means "benison"consecration, blessing, baptism, benediction, sanctification, windfall
baptism [noun]
means "benison"consecration, Eucharist, blessing, benediction, sanctification, windfall
blessing [noun]
means "benison"consecration, eucharist, baptism, benediction, sanctification, windfall
blink [noun]
means "glimpse"wink
braggart [noun]
means "boaster"know-it-all, windbag, show-off
bury [verb]
means "conflict"conquer, overcome, defeat, beat, win over
close [verb]
means "stop"culminate, wind up
coil [verb]
means "curl"spiral, turn, wind, twist, entwine, convolute
convolution [noun]
means "helix"wind, twist, scroll, corkscrew, coil, curl
corkscrew [noun]
means "helix"wind, twist, scroll, coil, convolution, curl
cute [adjective]
means "attractive"pleasing, winsome, charming, fetching, captivating
end [verb]
means "activity"wind up
favorite [noun]
means "the one preferred"beloved one, ideal, winner, teacher's pet, mistress, minion
fetching [adjective]
means "attractive"pleasing, winsome, charming, cute, captivating
flinch [verb]
means "blink"wince, recoil
freezing [adjective]
means "very cold"wintry
frosty [adjective]
means "cold"frigid, chilly, chill, brisk, cool, wintry
glacial [adjective]
means "like a glacier"icy, polar, frozen, very cold, wintry, blizzard
gust [noun]
means "blast"blow, gale, squall, storm, wind, draft
gusty [adjective]
means "windy"blowing, breezy, balmy, airy, stormy, wind-swept
hooch [noun]
means "intoxicating beverage"liquor, wine, booze, alcohol
icy [adjective]
means "characteristic"wintry
ingratiating [adjective]
means "charming"deferential, pleasing, interesting, appealing, attractive, winning
outplay [verb]
means "beat"overpower, trounce, win over, throw, pound, defeat
plunder [noun]
means "prize"booty, winnings, loot, spoils
puffy [adjective]
means "gusty"breezy, airy, windy, blustery, squally, stormy
raw [adjective]
means "nature"windy
roundabout [adjective]
means "circuitous"devious, winding, tortuous, oblique
sanctification [noun]
means "benison"consecration, Eucharist, baptism, benediction, blessing, windfall
show-off [noun]
means "boaster"know-it-all, windbag, braggart
sift [verb]
means "strain"filter, winnow, screen, sort, grade, refine
snaky [adjective]
means "snake-like"serpentine, twisting, treacherous, twisted, indirect, winding, windy
taking [adjective]
means "engaging"captivating, winning, attractive, charming, refreshing, pleasing
triumphant [adjective]
means "victorious"winning, conquering, successful, triumphal, unbeaten, dominant
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
writhe [verb]
means "wriggle"squirm, twist, contort, bend, coil, wind
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