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What is the adjective for wists?

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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verbs wist, witticise, witticize and wot which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

witty
  1. (obsolete) Wise, having good judgement.
  2. (archaic) Possessing a strong intellect or intellectual capacity; intelligent, skilful, ingenious.
  3. Clever; amusingly ingenious.
  4. Full of wit.
  5. Quick of mind; insightful; in possession of wits.
  6. Synonyms:
      7. funny, humorous, amusing, comical, droll, comic, jocular, facetious, chucklesome, entertaining, waggish, diverting, whimsical, jocose, ridiculous, clever, lively, bright, gay, slapstick, brilliant, smart, joshing, sparkling, screaming, scintillating, crazy, sharp, quick, campy, fanciful, intelligent, keen, original, penetrating, ingenious, epigrammatic, piquant, piercing, sharp-witted, quick-witted, hilarious, laughable, risible, sidesplitting, humoristic, farcical, ludicrous, mirthful, comedic … more
  7. Examples:
      8. “The works are known and celebrated for their witty banter and deft socio-political critiques.”
      “The question master on the night was Charlie Hughes and he excelled as usual with his witty repertoire.”
      “These outer movements are witty, but the internal ones are either passionate or governed by a more earthy sense of humor.”
witless
  1. Lacking wit or understanding;
  2. indiscreet; not using clear and sound judgment.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. foolish, silly, stupid, senseless, absurd, nonsensical, brainless, daft, asinine, crazy, unwise, fatuous, preposterous, insane, nutty, mad, wacky, lunatic, crackpot, loony, dotty, zany, dippy, daffy, cuckoo, harebrained, simpleminded, kooky, looney, whacky, lunkheaded, bubbleheaded, kookie, featherheaded, screwball, cockeyed, ridiculous, jerky, inept, balmy, tomfool, sappy, ludicrous, irrational, moronic, fool, cockamamy, clueless, feebleminded, half-witted … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “The witless decision to go swimming during a thunderstorm proved to be a dangerous and foolish choice.”
      “In fact, it seems that you are nothing more than a debunker without a basis for your witless inane statements!”
      “Prolonged and intense sleep deprivation can leave a person completely witless, impairing their ability to think clearly or rationally.”
witful
  1. Full of or possessing wit; wise; sensible
  2. Examples:
      3. “Do not directly ask him to buy. As one master salesman whom the author knows puts it, to do so is "brutal." It is, to say the least, not witful, and what is not witful is not good salesmanship.”
witted
  1. (chiefly in combination) having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability)
  2. Synonyms:
      3. tricky, deceitful, cunning, crafty, devious, sly, dishonest, guileful, wily, artful, duplicitous, shifty, scheming, shady, deceptive, treacherous, foxy, designing, slippery, shrewd, dodgy, subtle, slick, sharp, Machiavellian, cagey, beguiling, clever, astute, disingenuous, insidious, shonky, cute, misleading, cagy, snide, slim, intelligent, fly, streetwise, delusive, smooth, delusory, keen, carny, deep, greasy, wry … more
witting
  1. aware, knowledgable
  2. Synonyms:
      3. aware, conscious, cognizant, mindful, sensible, sentient, apprehensive, alive, ware, knowing, acquainted, conversant, familiar, informed, perceptive, knowledgeable, abreast, savvy, apprised, versed, apperceptive, observant, percipient, observing, discerning, au courant, privy, cluey, clued, recognizant, judicious, certain, sure, in the know, plugged in, sensible of, hip to, acquainted with, no stranger to, appraised, on to, attentive, alive to, wise to, in on, alert to, aware of, acutely aware, cognizant of, well aware … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Kelly's witting decision to pursue a career in medicine was driven by her deep-rooted compassion and understanding of the human condition.”
      “She crafted a witting response to his question, carefully choosing her words to convey her true intentions.”
wittified
  1. (archaic, nonce word) Possessed of wit; witty.
witsome
  1. Possessing wit; witty.
wittier
  1. comparative form of witty: more witty
  2. Synonyms:
      3. funnier, droller, cleverer, livelier, brighter, gayer, smarter, crazier, sharper, quicker, campier, keener, more humorous, more amusing, more comical, more comic, more jocular, more facetious, more chucklesome, more entertaining, more waggish, more whimsical, more jocose, more ridiculous, more brilliant, more screaming, more scintillating, more fanciful, more intelligent, more original, more penetrating, more ingenious, more piquant, more piercing, more sharp-witted, more quick-witted, more hilarious, more laughable, more risible, more sidesplitting, more farcical, more humoristic, more ludicrous, playfuller, more comedic, mirthfuller, more hysteric, more hysterical, more uproarious, more side-splitting … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Our posters tend to be a bit wittier and more direct, whereas the German contingent are more visionary and uplifting.”
      “The thing I really regret is not being able to polish up a wittier answer to those who do care to ask what happened.”
      “Although her stream-of-consciousness delivery is far wittier than any of our own could ever dream to be.”
wittiest
  1. superlative form of witty: most witty
  2. Synonyms:
      3. funniest, drollest, cleverest, liveliest, brightest, gayest, smartest, craziest, sharpest, quickest, campiest, keenest, most humorous, most amusing, most comical, most comic, most jocular, most facetious, most chucklesome, most entertaining, most waggish, most whimsical, most jocose, most ridiculous, most brilliant, most screaming, most scintillating, most fanciful, most intelligent, most original, most penetrating, most ingenious, most piquant, most piercing, most sharp-witted, most quick-witted, most hilarious, most laughable, most risible, most sidesplitting, most farcical, most humoristic, most ludicrous, playfullest, most comedic, mirthfullest, most hysteric, most hysterical, most uproarious, most side-splitting … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “From the wittiest zinger to the most heartfelt speech, I believed every word spoken.”
      “For those of you who have never heard of the man, he was one of the wittiest, cleverest and funniest comedians that ever graced this earth.”
      “In this instalment of our FIFA.com monthly series, we review the larger-than-life player's wittiest and most contentious sayings.”
wisted
  1. simple past tense and past participle of wist
wisting
  1. present participle of wist
witticised
  1. simple past tense and past participle of witticise
witticising
  1. present participle of witticise
wotted
  1. simple past tense and past participle of wot
wotting
  1. present participle of wot
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