to be disgraceful, to be deeply shameful, unacceptable, or causing a loss of respect, hold your head up, to face a difficult situation with pride, confidence, and dignity, get away with, to escape punishment or blame for doing something wrong, come out on top, to win a competition, argument, or struggle; to finish in first position, let someone win, to intentionally allow an opponent or another person to defeat you, play fair, to behave honestly and follow the rules in a game, sport, or business, con, to trick, deceive, or cheat someone, usually to get their money, win at all costs, to be determined to achieve victory regardless of the methods used or damage caused, concede, to admit that you have been defeated, or to admit that something is true, be unbeaten, to remain undefeated or never to have lost a single game or match, be the underdog, to be the person or team that is expected to lose a competition or race, bend the rules, to stretch or break instructions slightly without causing major trouble, often to help someone, affordable, cheap enough for most people; reasonably priced, inexpensive, not costing a lot of money; low in price

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