wint

/wɪnt/

Definitions

1. noun

A wintry or cold period, especially a period of frost or snow.

“The long wint had a devastating effect on the local crops.”

2. verb

To win or gain something, especially through skill or effort.

“The team wint the championship by a narrow margin.”

Synonyms

  • chill
  • freeze
  • winter

Antonyms

  • summer
  • thaw