win·ning

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• win|ning|est — «WIHN ihng ihst», adjective. Informal. winning or having won the most …   Useful english dictionary

• win´ning|ly — …   Useful english dictionary

• win|ning — …   Useful english dictionary

• bread|win|ning — «BREHD WIHN ihng», noun. 1. the act of earning a living for oneself and one s dependents: »But the increase in female employment has been far greater than the rise in male breadwinning (Wall Street Journal). 2. a means of earning a living …   Useful english dictionary

• e|lec|tro|win|ning — «ih LEHK troh WIHN ihng», noun. the process of extracting metal from a solution by means of electrolysis. ╂[< electro + winning] …   Useful english dictionary

• prize|win|ning — «PRYZ WIHN ihng», adjective. that has won a prize: »a prizewinning novel …   Useful english dictionary

• win´ning|ness — …   Useful english dictionary

• win·ning·est — /ˈwınıŋəst/ adj, always used before a noun US : having the greatest number of wins : most successful She s the winningest coach in the conference. the winningest team in our school s history …   Useful english dictionary

• ning — al·mo·ning; an·ti·skin·ning; aw·ning; bai·ning; bun·ning; cun·ning·ham·ia; cun·ning·ly; cun·ning·ness; eve·ning; grin·ning·ly; gro·ning·en; ka·mu·ning; nan·ning; ning·po; pin·ning; pun·ning·ly; run·ning·ly; sin·ning·ly; sin·ning·ness; stun·ning;… …   English syllables

• win — bald·win; bur·ne·win; dar·win; dar·win·ism; dar·win·ize; er·win·ia; god·win·i·an; kar·win·skia; mer·win·ite; mi·de·wi·win; mid·win·ter; mid·win·ter·ly; mid·win·try; pat·win; pen·ny·win·kle; peri·win·kler; ra·win; ra·win·sonde; re·win; tis·win;… …   English syllables