wit. US
wɪt
Definition

Definition of wit. - Reverso English Dictionary

Abbreviation

abr: witnessRareUSperson who saw something happenRareUS
  • The wit. signed the document.
  • The wit. testified in court.
  • Each wit. must provide their statement.
observer witness
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Origin of wit.

wit (knowledge) + . (abbreviation)

Terms with wit. included in their meaning

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wit
in a witty or tricky manner
animals
natural instincts or wit of an animal
wit
witty comment intended to evoke laughter
literature
criticism using sharp wit
quick wit
conversation with series of witty retorts
wit
marked by clever or sarcastic comments
communication
liveliness and wit in conversation or writing
wit
person noted for telling stories with wit

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  1. French:tém., ...
  2. German:Z., ...
  3. Italian:test., ...
  4. Spanish:test., ...
  5. Portuguese:testem., ...
  6. Chinese:证人, ...
  7. Japanese:証人, ...
  8. Arabic:شاهد, ...
  9. Hebrew:עד, ...
  10. Russian:Св., ...
  11. Ukrainian:свід., ...
  12. Hindi:गवाह, ...
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