Prize Adjective Synonyms
reward, award, trophy, premium, honor, accolade, guerdon
The first prize was a week's holiday in the Bahamas.
Prize Noun Synonyms
winnings, jackpot, purse, receipts, gain, windfall, stakes, haul, take
He used his prize from winning the lottery to buy a new car.
value, treasure, esteem, cherish, appreciate, rate highly, hold dear
I prize your friendship above all things.
aim, goal
The prize they all strove for was a grant to carry on lexicographic research.
loot, booty, spoil(s), trophy, plunder, pickings
The pirates took the galleon as their prize.
choice, excellent, (prize)winning, best, champion, outstanding, select, superior, superlative, first-rate
This dairy owns a prize herd of Guernseys.
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Lifestyle / Poetry / Prizes For Poetry: Examples include the bollingen, (british) arts council, queen's gold medal for poetry, newdigate prize (oxford), poetry society of america, pulitzer prize, and the whitbread literary award. Prizes are MORE
Lifestyle / Wine Grapes / Ten Dollar Prize: Listed by Hedrick (Grapes of New York, 1912) as a V.lincecumii Post Oak cepag?© variety discovered about 1883 in Texas. Used by T.V. Munson as one of the parents in a number of his crossbred hybrids. MORE
Lifestyle / Wine Grapes / Ozark Prize: Has synonym name G-1925. Developed by the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station in 1947. Reported as derived from a Dr. Collier x Sheridan cross. Variety shows similarity to the latter named parent, MORE
Lifestyle / Tea / Dust: the smallest grade of tea, this is typically associated with lower quality, but is prized for its quick extraction and is commonly used in teabags. MORE
Business / Finance / Sharpe Ratio: A measure of a portfolio's excess return relative to the total variability of the portfolio. Related: Treynor index. Named after William Sharpe, Nobel Laureate, and developer of the capital asset pric MORE
Lifestyle / Travel / Incentive Travel: (1) a trip offered as a prize, particularly to stimulate the productivity of employees or sales agents. (2) the business of operating such travel programs. MORE