I. wise [waɪz] ПРИЛ.
1. wise (having knowledge):
wise guy СУЩ. уничиж. разг.
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The novel is set in the late 1980s and has been called the voice of punk, grown up, grown wiser and grown eloquent.
en.wikipedia.org Matte rustproof paint can be a temporary fix but adding new eavestroughs would be a wiser option.
montrealgazette.com Your son knew something that is so much wiser than the snotty and disrespectful comments of some who post here would reflect.
afghanistan.blogs.cnn.com Capturing all three at once immediately ends the round, but sometimes it's wiser to hold down two and run the clock out.
www.destructoid.com Through the years, the fair-skinned jovial actress has grown older, wiser and has been thought a number of things by the hard knocks of life.
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