wit [wɪt] ΟΥΣ
2. wit no πλ (intelligence):
3. wit (practical intelligence):
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| you | wit |
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| we | wit |
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| they | wit |
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| I | have | wist |
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| you | have | wist |
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| I | had | wist |
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It is high time that everbody in the world know exactly where we stand... not being dictated to by half-wit politicians and half-wit voters that, supposedly, put them into place.
www.news24.com The narrative suggests that the modern day inter-county player is a mindless half-wit, aimlessly stumbling from session to session without any greater sense of purpose or direction.
www.irishexaminer.com He could speak with his hat--a quick tip saluted fine honey dips and slight readjustments shunned half-wits.
www.huffingtonpost.ca And there was always some half-wit 17-year-old councillor, who would seem to a group of little boys to be worldly and debonair.
www.thestar.com John was prone to laughing aimlessly, which led many to consider him a half-wit.
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