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wit [wɪt] N

1. wit no pl (humour):

wit
wit

2. wit no pl (intelligence):

wit
(raz)um m
wit
wit

3. wit (practical intelligence):

wits pl
wits pl

4. wit (funny person):

wit
wit

ˈhalf-wit N pej

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His parents love him, but are at their wits end with his mischief, and are seriously considering enrolling him in military school.
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Student pilots usually scare a bit and tend to level off and get there wits about them first, before the next attempt.
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And it says it's used to manipulate ideologically fractured over informed under educated half-wits into dismissive stat boosting non-critical thinkers who condescend without substantive results.
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With her marvellous brain she sharpened people's wits.
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She uses her wits to get what she wants by coming up with various sneaky plans.
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He has a lithe but powerful physique, relying more on agility and wits than strength.
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Imagination and wits of artists getting out of the constraints imposed by stages fill the streets with vigor and romantic mood.
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In the face of this unexpected and frightening development, many of the adults and students at school lose their wits.
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They battle it out in messy physical challenges that test their wits and their teamwork skills in order to win prizes.
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One saw him gathering his wits in great gulps of breath, after which he would be ready for anything.
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