1) Achieved a victory 2) Achieved victory 3) Advanced in the playoffs 4) Beat everyone else 5) Became champ 6) Became the champ 7) Bested the rest 8) Broke the tape 9) Came in first 10) Came out ahead 11) Came out on top 12) Captured 13) Carried the day 14) Claimed the blue ribbon 15) Claimed the crown 1) Conquered 2) Got 3) Took 
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[Korean surname] Won is a Korean family name. As of the South Korean census of 2000, there were total of 120,465 people by this surname, or about .2% of the population. Of these, more than 99% used the hanja {linktext|元} for their surname. However, a small number used the characters 袁 or 苑. ==People with the name== ...
• (imp. & p. p.) of Win • (n.) Dwelling; wone. • imp. & p. p. of Win. • (v. i.) To dwell or abide.
monetary units of South Korea and North Korea. The Bank of Korea has the exclusive authority to issue banknotes and coins for South Korea. Banknotes ...
Won imperfect & past participle of Win . Won intransitive verb [ See 1st Wone .] To dwell or abide. [ Obsolete or Scot.] ' Where he wans in forest wild.' Milton. « This land where I have woned thus long.» Spenser. Won noun Dwelling; wone. [ Obsolete] Spenser. 
The won is the currency unit of South Korea.
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[adj] - not subject to defeat
adjective not subject to defeat; `with that move it`s a won game`
The monetary unit. In January 1989, the exchange rate was W682.4 per US$1.