winners
USWIN-urz/ˈwɪnɚz/UKWIN-uhz/ˈwɪnəz/
- 1Plural of winner.
The contest winners were announced live on the morning broadcast.
Judges interviewed the winners shortly after the final round concluded.
Note
A regular plural, made by adding -s to the agent noun winner, the one who wins. It carries both meanings of the singular: people who have won or often win, and the points or goals that decide a competition. A prize list names its winners, and a match report can count late winners just as easily. Capitalized, it can also refer to more than one person with the surname Winner.
winners is a form of winner
winner, noun: A person, team, animal, or thing that has won something, or that tends to win often. Full entry
- Forms
- winnerwinners plural
- Spelling
- winner → winners: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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