intransitive. To be victorious, gain the victory, conquer. Also in extended use.

absol. or intransitive. To overcome one's adversary, opponent, or competitor; to be victorious, gain the victory (now chiefly in sports or games of…

absol. and intransitive. To be the conqueror, make conquests, gain the victory, be victorious. Formerly construed with upon, of (= from), on.

to bear, fang, have the flower (of): to gain the victory, to have preëminence (among).

absol. To be victorious; to have the victory.

Phrases and figurative uses. to win one's shoes (on or upon an adversary): to achieve renown by a victory. Cf. to win one's spurs. Common in the…

In early use, figurative and transferred, in various shades of meaning, referring in some way to the… to winor achieve a check: to succeed in…

To be victorious; to prevail; to gain the mastery. Const. over, †against, †on, †of, †in.

intransitive. To win the day, be victorious.

intransitive. To be victorious; to win, prevail. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To win the victory for one.

absol. To gain the victory.