shoo

shoo-in

Someone or something that is predicted to easily win a competition. Julia is a shoo-in for this year's spelling bee—she's the best speller in the whole town.

a shoo-in

(American & Australian)

if someone is a shoo-in for a competition, or a competition is a shoo-in for them, they will win it easily She's a shoo-in for re-election to the Senate. The election looks like a shoo-in for our man.

shoo-in

(ˈʃuɪn)

n. an easy winner. My horse was a shoo-in. It won by a mile.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Valeska	-	German
Mills	[milz]
Quintina	-	Ancient Roman
Currie	['kʌri]
Yenifer	-	Spanish (Latin American)
Nakato	-	Eastern African, Ganda