will to win
The ability to do whatever is necessary in life to achieve your goals in life, sports, or any endeavor you undertake. The will to win is a phrase held by only those who truly believe in the will to do something that others believe one cannot do.
person who needs to believe should rely on the will to win
Win-Win-Win
A solution to a conflict which not only benefits both parties involved, but also benefits the mediator for having successfully mediated a conflict. Deemed the most optimal result of a conflict and coined by Michael Scott in the Conflict Resolution episode (twenty-one of season two) of The Office.
Making the poster into a T-shirt and forcing Oscar to wear it was quite a win-win-win solution.
Win win
A term a smarmy salesman or manager uses to tell you that both parties have positive outcomes from a situation. This is rarely true. see Enterprise bargaining
So you see here we have a win win deal.
Oh yes of course, you take my old car for nothing, and i pay off this new one for the next 38 years, i am a winner then arent i?
Oh yes of course, you take my old car for nothing, and i pay off this new one for the next 38 years, i am a winner then arent i?
Win and Win
(n) A phrase used to describe the coolness of something; (adj) good, cool, the best
"Your shoes are win."
"You got the tickets? Win and win!"
"You got the tickets? Win and win!"
win-win
A win-win situation is where all outcomes are desirable.
If you kill him, you'll get respect and the cops won't touch you.
If you don't kill him, someone else will whack that asshole..
If you don't kill him, someone else will whack that asshole..
Win-win
Something everyone loves and wants to have/achieve.
Person: He is such a Win-win
winful
Full of win. Anything withholding the properties of success.
Tyler's doomsday2.jpg picture was rather winful.