Results for: victor; conqueror
English English
victor; conquerorvanquisher
champ, first-place winner; supporter, one who fights for -, defend, stand up for, fight for; advocate, promote, defender, in fist place; excellent, hero or warrior, remarkable person, show winner, supreme victor in contestchampion
family name; Victor Franz Hess (1883-1964), Austrian-born American physicist, Nobel Prize winner in 1936; Dame Myra Hess (1890-1965), British pianist; Walter Richard Rudolph Hess (born 1894-1987), German official in the Nazi party; Walter Rudolph Hess ...Hess
female victor, woman who wins, female winnervictress
first name (German form of the name Victor)Viktor
Francisco Pizarro (1475-1541), Spanish explorer and conquistador, conqueror of Peru; family namePizarro
Hernan Cortes (1485-1547), Spanish explorer, conqueror of Mexico; bicameral legislative body in Spain; family nameCortes
Hernando de Soto (1496-1542), North and South American explorer and conqueror, first European to reach the Mississippi River (USA)Soto
intruder; conqueror who occupies and plundersinvader
male first name; family name; Victor Hugo (1802-1885), French novelist and poet, author of "Les Miserables"Hugo
Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821), emperor of France, military commander and conqueror, Napoleon IBonaparte
object honoring a victor such as a statue; any token of honor (for winning a contest, for skill, for bravery, etc.); spoil, prize, anything taken in war or hunting; memorialtrophy
one of the sixteenth century conquerors of Peru and Mexico, Spanish conquerorconquistador
one that beats, conqueror, winnerdefeater
one who wins the prize; victor, champion, one who wins a competition or contest, somebody or something winning prizeprizewinner
 

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