Won is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WON in dictionary:

VERB:
• (archaic) to dwell, also WOON
• To dwell or abide.
• live or dwell
NOUN:
• the basic monetary unit of North and South Korea, equal to 100 jun in North Korea and 100 jeon in South Korea.
• standard monetary unit of North Korea
• Dwelling; wone.
• the basic unit of money in South Korea
• the basic unit of money in North Korea
ADJECTIVE:
• not subject to defeat
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be victorious
• imp. & p. p. of Win.

Words related to WON

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Words that contain WON

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How to use WON in a sentence

• Day and night the fight goes on for three days, until it is won or lost.
• If no accurate proof occurs to him or to the bystanders, you have won the day.
• A bit later there was another contest, and I won that, too, with a six-bladed knife for a prize.
• Her commanding presence and firm attitude won a savage to her side.
• Originals are always costly and hard to get, the exception being the obscure but worthy artist whose fame and fortune are yet to be won.
• You won the military Cross and you won yet another undying honor.
• The finest success won is by the Philadelphia Industrial Co-operative Society.
• As Theodose was careful to plead only safe cases, he won them all.
• They could not lie more fitly than on the shore of this sea they won and held for Genoa.
• And let it never be forgotten, it was not Socialist Germany but Imperial Germany that won the allegiance of our so-called democrats.
• General Grant won the gratitude of the South by his generous treatment of Lee and his ragged men.
• It came as a messenger of a conflict won, a silent victory, but a triumph as complete and overwhelming as any ever won by the American navy.
• The Warwickshire Squire, from whom he had won so much, had an amazing run of good luck.
• The bold Drake had previously made himself terrible to the Spaniards of Mexico and the West Indies, and had won treasure within sight of the walls of Panama.
• He prayed them not to discredit the great name they had won, nor to leave their glorious enterprise for others, more daring, to finish.
• Such modesty increased the respect generally felt for him, and won him the friendship of the new mayor, Monsieur Flamet de la Billardiere.
• It was I who won them and captured the cities in which they were found.
• Herr von Kircheisen was at home, enjoying the sight of the money he had won from Gotzkowsky.
• The riders had won almost to the gun when Waco stooped and jerked it round and poured a withering volley into the close-packed doorway.
• The assailants once won the height, but only to find themselves repulsed the next instant by the resolute daring of the British.
• I have wrestled and won, and now I think I shall not fail again.
• Also I am sure that ye are he that won mine other brother the Green Knight, his name was Sir Pertolepe.
• This trail we are on is the path his feet first wore, in those days when he was insane with fear and eaten up with loneliness, but he stuck to his work and won out.
• Thanks to powerful neighbors the Meltonians won their case.
• He changed his number and won another three hundred and fifty dollars.
• They brought her tidings of his doings, and of the glory he had won.

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