WIN

to winnow (to separate chaff from grain) [v WON or WINNED, WAN, WINNING, WINS] / to be victorious [v WON or WINNED, WAN, WINNING, WINS]
reach by expenditure of effort
to be victorious [v WAN, WINNING, WINS, WON] / to winnow (to free grain from impurities) [v WAN, WINNED, WINNING, WINS, WON] : WINNINGLY [adv]
to finish first in a competition
to succeed by effort
to succeed in reaching
to get by effort
to be victorious in
victory
to win or succeed, esp. over great odds; triumph
to get possession of by effort or fortune
obtain by work earn striving to win a living from the sterile soil
gain in or as if in battle or contest won the championship
be the victor in won the war
make friendly or favorable to oneself or to one's cause often used with over won him over with persuasive arguments
induce to accept oneself in marriage was unable to win the woman he loved
obtain (as ore, coal, or clay) by mining
prepare (as a vein or bed) for regular mining
recover (as metal) from ore
gain the victory in a contest succeed
succeed in arriving at a place or a state

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WIMPISH WIMPISHLY WIMPISHNESS WIMPISHNESSES WIMPLE WIMPLED WIMPLES WIMPLING WIMPS WIMPY

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