walk away with
Take the prize
To walk away with something is to win or obtain it, often with surprising ease: She walked away with first place, He walked away with most of the profits.
The phrase suggests departing a situation having secured something valuable—a prize, award, or advantage—typically implying the outcome required less effort than expected.
Defeating an opponent
championship · award · gold · first place · grand prize · jackpot · sweepstakes · competition
Sneak off with trifles
- snatchRapid forceful taking
- make off withSteal and flee
- pocketFabric compartment in clothing
- takeCapture or filmed segment
swipe · grab · lift · nab · run off with · filch · purloin · misappropriate
victory
Defeating an opponent
medal · championship · award · gold · first place · grand prize · jackpot · sweepstakes · competition · tournament
pilfer
Sneak off with trifles
- snatchRapid forceful taking
- make off withSteal and flee
- pocketFabric compartment in clothing
take · swipe · grab · lift · nab · run off with · filch · purloin · misappropriate
walk away withlose
Fail to keep
come up short · fall short · come up empty · go down in flames · snatch defeat from the jaws of victory
walk, away, walks, walked, walking, walker, walkers, walkable, walkway