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Definition of wit
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of wit is as below...
Wit (v.)
Felicitous
association
of
objects
not
usually
connected,
so as to
produce
a
pleasant
surprise;
also. the power of
readily
combining
objects
in such a
manner..
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Madding
::
Madding
(a.)
Affected
with
madness;
raging;
furious.
Intrench
::
Intrench
(v. t.) To
surround
with a
trench
or with
intrenchments,
as in
fortification;
to
fortify
with a ditch and
parapet;
as, the army
intrenched
their camp, or
intrenched
itself..
Unnature
::
Unnature
(v. t.) To
change
the
nature
of; to
invest
with a
different
or
contrary
nature.
On
::
On
(prep.)
The
general
signification
of on is
situation,
motion,
or
condition
with
respect
to
contact
or
support
beneath.
Par
::
Par
(prep.)
By; with; -- used
frequently
in Early
English
in
phrases
taken from the
French,
being
sometimes
written
as a part of the word which it
governs;
as, par
amour,
or
paramour;
par cas, or
parcase;
par fay, or
parfay..
Onomasticon
::
Onomasticon
(n.) A
collection
of names and
terms;
a
dictionary;
specif.,
a
collection
of Greek
names,
with
explanatory
notes,
made by
Julius
Pollux
about
A.D.180..
Baudekin
::
Baudekin
(n.) The
richest
kind of stuff used in
garments
in the
Middle
Ages, the web being gold, and the woof silk, with
embroidery
: -- made
originally
at
Bagdad..
Wherewith
::
Wherewith
(adv.)
With what; -- used
interrogatively.
Admission
::
Admission
(n.)
Acquiescence
or
concurrence
in a
statement
made by
another,
and
distinguishable
from a
confession
in that an
admission
presupposes
prior
inquiry
by
another,
but a
confession
may be made
without
such
inquiry..
Sprayboard
::
Spray (v. t.) To throw spray upon; to treat with a
liquid
in the form of
spray;
as, to spray a
wound,
or a
surgical
instrument,
with
carbolic
acid..
Embrocation
::
Embrocation
(n.) The act of
moistening
and
rubbing
a
diseased
part with
spirit,
oil, etc..
Landlock
::
Landlock
(v. t.) To
inclose,
or
nearly
inclose,
as a
harbor
or a
vessel,
with
land..
Drudge
::
Drudge
(v. i.) To
perform
menial
work; to labor in mean or
unpleasant
offices
with toil and
fatigue.
Drag
::
Drag (v. i.) To fish with a
dragnet.
Twitter
::
Twitter
(n.) One who
twits,
or
reproaches;
an
upbraider..
Stint
::
Stint (v. t.) To
restrain
within
certain
limits;
to
bound;
to
confine;
to
restrain;
to
restrict
to a scant
allowance.
Japan
::
"Japan
(v. t.) To cover with a coat of hard,
brilliant
varnish,
in the
manner
of the
Japanese;
to
lacquer..
Lazaretto
::
Lazaretto
(n.) A
public
building,
hospital,
or
pesthouse
for the
reception
of
diseased
persons,
particularly
those
affected
with
contagious
diseases..
Mirthless
::
Mirthless
(a.)
Without
mirth.
Straddle
::
Straddle
(v. i.) To stand with the ends
staggered;
-- said of the
spokes
of a wagon wheel where they join the hub.
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