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Definition of win : 1. To allure to kindness; to bring to compliance; to gain or obtain, as by solicitation or courtship.
2. To come to by toil or effort; to reach; to overtake.
3. To extract, as ore or coal.
4. To gain by superiority in competition or contest; to obtain by victory over competitors or rivals; as, to win the prize in a gate; to win money; to win a battle, or to win a country.
5. To gain over to one's side or party; to obtain the favor, friendship, or support of; to render friendly or approving; as, to win an enemy; to win a jury.
6. To gain the victory; to be successful; to triumph; to prevail.

Synonyms:

make it, allure, upset, come through, come after, upgrade, promote, winnings, deserve, elevate, boost, double, provide, pull round, come into play, put on, thrashing, convince, profit, develop, seduce, pull down, realize, arrive at, adopt, gain ground, follow, money, set ahead, winning streak, get through, produce, lucre, derive, throw out, persuasion, pull ahead, raise, grow, sweep, put, decoy, reach, come together, larn, evolve, come along, manage, mop up, pull in, coax, be able to do something, make a difference, kick upstairs, cajole, learn, net profit, move on, assure, come by, shape, smash, cop, impact, earnings, bring off, affect, supercharge, progress, record, rate, take effect, further, get on, merit, romp, clinch, walkover, bring forward, deliver the goods, entice, notch up, profits, give, be placed first/second etc., take in, shape up, interact, make headway, persuade, pick up, hit, go on, pull through, thrash, advance, wrap up, realise, knock out, inveigle, draw, get ahead, tempt, romp ahead, net income, break through, satisfy, survive, encourage, gather, pass on, make, clear, pull off, march on, bring in, come on, bring out, benefit, take on, captivate, get along, attract, bring home the bacon

achieve, seize, catch, snare, take, abduct, apprehend, obtain, secure, snatch, get, collar, occupy, arrest, capture, gain

overpower, whip, rout, overturn, trounce, humble, beat, predominate, master, conquer, quell, defeat, outdo, crush, subject, trump, vanquish, foil, subdue, overthrow, outplay

collect, palm, heap, accumulate, buy, land, annex, garner, claim, incur, procure, fetch, reap, pocket, add, lure, corner, net, acquire, score, retrieve, purchase, wrangle, harvest, assume, amass, bag, receive

Lord, better, preside, oppress, oversee, rule, command, control, subordinate

mastery, subdual, achievement, checkmate, kill, ascendancy, knockout, K.O., conquest, success, grand slam, victory, winning, subjection

dominate, surmount, accomplish, earn, fulfill, attain, triumph, consummate, succeed, overcome, prevail, ascend

Usage examples:

• And I've a feeling that I win,- that in one minute I'll hold you in my arms. - "The Girl of the Golden West", David Belasco.
• I told you you had a chance to win out. - "The Fighting Chance", Robert W. Chambers.
• If we win you will get your share, whether you help us or not. - "A Man to His Mate", J. Allan Dunn.