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Definitions from the WebWinchesterNoun1. A city in Hampshire, England, known for its historical buildings and cathedral. Related books about Winchester. Example sentence: The Winchester Cathedral is a magnificent example of Gothic architecture. 2. A lever-action repeating rifle developed in the United States in the late 19th century. Related Winchester rifles on Amazon. Example sentence: The Winchester rifle became popular in the American West. Adjective1. Pertaining to or characteristic of Winchester, England.
Example sentence: We visited a charming Winchester pub last night. 2. Pertaining to or characteristic of the Winchester rifle.
Example sentence: He inherited a collection of vintage Winchester firearms. Verb1. To achieve victory in a competition or conflict.
Example sentence: After a tough match, John managed to winchester the chess tournament. 2. To acquire or earn through effort or luck.
Example sentence: She winchestered the jackpot in a lottery. | ||||
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