1. A pile of arms taken from a vanquished enemy; the representation of such a pile in marble on a medal, or the like; anything taken or preserved as a memorial of victory; something that is evidence of victory; an ornament representing the stem of a tree, charged with arms and military weapons.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• therophy,
• tophy,
• trouphy,
• tropheys,
• thophy,
• trophey,
• trohy,
• trophie,
• trophe,
• teraphy,
• trophys,
• trophes,
• trouh,
• prophey,
• trohpy,
• trouhg,
• trophiy,
• tropp,
• troch,
• throphy

• trope,
• troup,
• trap,
• truby,
• Tripp,
• trip,
• trapa,
• tropea,
• trippe,
• TRAPP,
• tripi,
• tripe,
• troop.

The adjective form of the word "trophy" is "trophied".

The plural of the "trophy" can be the "trophies".

The singular of the "trophy" can be the "trophy".