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won — I. intransitive verb (wonned; wonning) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English wunian more at wont Date: before 12th century archaic dwell 2a, abide 2 II. past and past participle of win III … New Collegiate Dictionary
won — won1 /wun/, v. pt. and pp. of win. won2 /wun, woon, wohn/, v.i., wonned, wonning. Archaic. to dwell; abide; stay. [bef. 900; ME wonen, OE wunian; c. G wohnen; see WONT] won3 /won/, n., pl … Universalium
won — I [[t]wʌn[/t]] v. pt. and pp. of win II won [[t]wʌn, wʊn, woʊn[/t]] v. i. wonned, won•ning. archaic to dwell; abide; stay • Etymology: bef. 900; ME; OE wunian, c. OS wonōn, OHG wonēn, ON una to dwell, be content, Go *wunan, in unwunands… … From formal English to slang
won — I. /wʌn / (say wun) verb past tense and past participle of win1. II. /wʌn / (say wun) verb a past tense and past participle of win2. III. /wʌn / (say wun), /wʊn/ (say …
won — won1 [wun] vi., vt. pt. & pp. of WIN won2 [wun, wōn] vi. wonned, wonning [ME wonen < OE wunian: see WONT] [Now Brit. Dial.] to dwell; abide won3 [wän, wun] n. pl. won [Korean < Ch … English World dictionary
