Synonyms and antonyms of Medals and prizes for winners of competitions and races in British Thesaurus

blue riband (noun)

British a small piece of blue cloth that is given to the winner of a competition

blue ribbon (noun)

American a blue riband

bronze (noun)

a bronze medal

bronze medal (noun)

a piece of bronze like a coin, given as a prize to someone who comes third in a sports competition

Cup (noun)

a large round metal container with two handles given as a prize to the winner of a competition

gold (noun)

a medal made of gold that is given to the winner of a race

gold medal (noun)

a medal that is given to the winner of a race or competition. The person who comes second gets a silver medal, and the person who is third gets a bronze medal.

gong (noun)

Britishinformal a medal

medal (noun)

a small flat piece of metal that you are given for winning a competition or doing something very brave

prize (noun)

a reward that you get for being successful in a sport, competition, or game, or for being better than others at something. Someone who has won a prize is called a prize winner

prize (noun)

relating to a prize

ribbon (noun)

American a small piece of coloured cloth that is given to someone who has won a prize in a competition

rosette (noun)

a circular decoration made of folded brightly coloured material worn by supporters of a political party or sports team, or by someone who has won a prize

shield (noun)

an object shaped like a shield given to the winner of a competition

silver (noun)

a silver medal

silver medal (noun)

a round flat metal object given as a prize for being second in a competition

silverware (noun)

Britishinformal a large silver cup that is given as a prize in a sports competition

spoils (noun)

literary the prize that someone gets when they win a competition

trophy (noun)

a large silver cup or similar object given as a prize to the winner of a competition, especially a sports event