trophy
//ˈtroʊfi//
Noun
trophySingular
trophiesPlural
1
A cup, plate, or other decorative object awarded as a prize for a victory or success in a competition or contest.
She won a trophy for first place in the tennis tournament.
2
An object or animal taken or kept as a souvenir of success in hunting, war, or another contest.
The hunter displayed the deer antlers as a trophy on his wall.
3
A wife, husband, or partner regarded as a status symbol, typically being young and attractive.
He married a woman half his age—everyone said she was just a trophy wife.
Verb
1
To display or present something as a trophy; to exhibit as a prize or achievement.
He trophied the medal on his office wall.