Picked up
Picked up adjective - Being clean and in good order.
Won
Won adjective - Not subject to defeat.
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Synonyms for Won
Picked up and won are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Picked up" instead an adjective "Won".
Nearby Word: wont
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In Future GPX Cyber Formula ZERO, Henri Claytor's unnamed father picked up the drinking habit after Hayato won first championship and being the youngest CF champion instead of his son.
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The jury is still out if it'll work, but at the very least, he picked up an Emmy nod for his Adam Westing performance, and won a Golden Globe.
Source: I Am Not Spock -
In most cases, when a character is picked up by someone other than the original player, they won't recall their previous stay in the city.
Source: Roleplay / Citta Alveare
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