1. One who conquers in war; a vanquisher; one who vanquishes another in private combat or contest; one who gains the advantage.

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

• dctor,
• dirctor,
• victum,
• vicktory,
• vicktor,
• vicor,
• vistor,
• victom,
• vctor,
• victen,
• victorr,
• victori,
• ector,
• wictory,
• vecor,
• vectore,
• victin,
• victoy,
• diector,
• vitor

• Victorio,
• four-vector,
• three-factor,
• VACTOR,
• five-factor,
• Viktor,
• single-factor,
• Vecture,
• Victorine,
• vector-valued,
• factory-working,
• figtree,
• victoria,
• factory-installed,
• VECTR,
• two-factor,
• FGETR,
• Victorie,
• vector-borne,
• Z-FACTOR,
• Vicktoria,
• Victorino,
• rh-factor,
• q-factor,
• faktor,
• Victer,
• g-factor,
• vector-based,
• visitor,
• vectra,
• victor/victoria,
• factory-made,
• factory,
• facter,
• Victorero,
• one-factor,
• k-factor,
• house-factor,
• 10-victory,
• RNG.FCTR,
• four-factor,
• factory-like,
• Viktoria,
• factory-built,
• sainte-victoire,
• multi-factor,
• victrola,
• M-factor,
• Facture,
• victory,
• Fictor,
• Victoire,
• fichter,
• factor-analytic,
• male-factor,
• Victorina,
• Vacatur,
• co-factor,
• vector,
• victorian,
• VOCODER,
• Vyctoria,
• VOCTOR,
• non-factor,
• Victoriya,
• factor,
• pyrrhic-victory,
• vistaril.

The adjective form of the word "victor" is "victorious".

The plural of the "victor" can be the "victors".

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