wit [wɪt] СУЩ.
2. wit no мн. (intelligence):
3. wit (practical intelligence):
| I | wit |
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| you | wit |
| he/she/it | wits |
| we | wit |
| you | wit |
| they | wit |
| I | witting |
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| you | witting |
| he/she/it | witting |
| we | witting |
| you | witting |
| they | witting |
| I | have | wist |
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| you | have | wist |
| he/she/it | has | wist |
| we | have | wist |
| you | have | wist |
| they | have | wist |
| I | had | wist |
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| you | had | wist |
| he/she/it | had | wist |
| we | had | wist |
| you | had | wist |
| they | had | wist |
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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.
en.wikipedia.org Student pilots usually scare a bit and tend to level off and get there wits about them first, before the next attempt.
en.wikipedia.org 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.
ideas.time.com With her marvellous brain she sharpened people's wits.
en.wikipedia.org She uses her wits to get what she wants by coming up with various sneaky plans.
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