won
1verb
won
2verb (used without object), wonned, won·ning. Archaic.
Origin of won
2won
3noun, plural won.
Origin of won
3win
1verb (used without object), won, win·ning.
verb (used with object), won, win·ning.
noun
adjective
interjection
Verb Phrases
Origin of win
1Synonyms for win
win
2verb (used with object), winned, win·ning. Scot. and North England.
Origin of win
2Related Words for won
conqueredExamples from the Web for won
Contemporary Examples of won
In 1992, Republican George H.W. Bush won the Asian-American vote by 24 points.
No Jewish woman has been crowned Miss America since Bess Myerson won in 1945.
Several Republicans won primaries in 2014 by running as ideologically pure conservatives who wanted new leadership in the House.
And keep in mind that when Huckabee ran for president in 2008, he won the Iowa caucuses.
In a frightening development for the GOP, Democrats had won even traditionally Republican constituencies in the Midwest.
Historical Examples of won
Mabel's lawyer has won the most difficult case he ever fought for.
Grace Harlowe's Return to Overton CampusJessie Graham Flower
The tempter was sure that the battle was won, and smiled contentedly.
Within the LawMarvin Dana
She had won her ambition of years, revenge on the man who had sent her to prison.
Within the LawMarvin Dana
When at length he won to peace, after ten years, it was the peace of exhaustion.
The Man ShakespeareFrank Harris
The winning of a battle is not enough to engage all our admiration; it must be won by an artist.
The Man ShakespeareFrank Harris