Prize and Raffle

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Prize

Prize noun - Someone or something unusually desirable.
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Raffle is an antonym for prize.
Nearby Words: prized, prizing

Raffle

Raffle noun - Discarded or useless material.
Usage example: the front lawn was littered with the raffle that the roofers had left behind
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Synonyms for Raffle
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Prize is an antonym for raffle.
Nearby Words: raffled, raffling
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annual annual prize annual raffle

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  • An amusing variation in The Dick Van Dyke Show: when Rob and Laura were dating (while Rob was in the Army and she was in the USO), she was the prize in a dating raffle, much to Rob's discomfort.
    Source: Not This One, That One
  • Born Lucky Ranma ½: Whenever Akane Tendo enters a raffle or some other competition based solely on luck, she always wins first prize.
    Source: Born Lucky
  • Series / Kenan & Kel The first of which is when Rigby's is holding a raffle, with a television for a prize.
    Source: Series / Kenan & Kel
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