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wonverbpast tense of win to achieve victory (as in a contest)the kind of person who always has to win—even if the game is just for fun conquered, prevailed, triumphed overcame, sweptsqueaked, squeezedcontended, viedsucceededbreezed, romped carried the daykicked butt lost collapsed, failed, flopped, folded, washed outfloundered, struggleddeclined, slipped, slumped, waned to receive as return for effortwin a gold medal in swimming acquired, attained, bagged, brought in, came by, captured, carried, drew, earned, gained, garnered, got, knocked down, landed, made, obtained, procured, pulled down, realized, reaped, secured cleared, grossed, nettedaccomplished, achieved, notched (up), scoredaccumulated, amassed, drew, racked upcaught, picked upannexed, occupied, took overreacquired, reattained, recaptured, regained, remade forfeited, lost accorded, gave, granted, paidgave up, handed over, parted (with), relinquished, surrendered, yielded to obtain (as a goal) through effortwon a substantial victory in the struggle for civil rights for all achieved, attained, bagged, chalked up, clocked (up)(chiefly British), gained, hit, logged, made, notched (up), racked up, rang up, scored acquired, captured, carried, drew, garnered, got, landed, made, obtained, procured, realized, securedamounted (to), approached, equaled(or equalled), matched, measured up (to), met, rivaled(or rivalled), tied, touchedbeat, excelled, outdid, surpassed, topped fell short (of), missedfailed (at)lost before the 12th century |