Win

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Win has a number of uses, including:

Win is the opposite of lose.
In baseball, a win is a statistical credit given to a pitcher.
Win is a Scottish band.
Win FM is an Indian radio station.
Ne Win was a Burmese military commander.
Nyan Win is the foreign minister of Myanmar.
Soe Win is the prime minister of Myanmar.
Win is an abbreviation for Microsoft Windows, used frequently in contraction, such as Win32, short for Windows 32-bit.
*See also Win4Lin, a Windows-related software application.
WIN is the abbreviation for World Intelligence Network.

In addition, WIN can be:

WIN Television, an Australian broadcaster
WIN, a New Zealand political party
Wellness International Network, a Multi-level Marketing corporation
Westplex Information Network, a community information network for the city of Saint Charles, Missouri.
The Amtrak station code for Winona, Minnesota
"WIN" is an acronym for "Whip inflation now"; "WIN" appeared on buttons in the mid-1970s.
"WIN" is short for Wireless Intelligent Network.

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