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Webster Dictionary :: Wittingly
WITTINGLY, adv. [See Wit .] Knowingly; with knowledge; by design. He knowingly a...
Webster Dictionary :: Wittiness
WITTINESS, n. [from witty.] The quality of being witty.
Webster Dictionary :: Wittily
WITTILY, adv. [from wit.] 1. With wit; with a delicate turn or phrase, or with a...
Webster Dictionary :: Witticism
WITTICISM, n. [from wit.] A sentence or phrase which is affectedly witty; a low ...
Webster Dictionary :: Witted
WITTED, a. Having wit or understanding; as a quick witted boy.
Webster Dictionary :: Witnessing
WITNESSING, ppr. See ing in persons; bearing testimony; giving evidence.
Webster Dictionary :: Witnessed
WITNESSED, pp. See N in person; testified; subscribed by persons present; as a d...
Webster Dictionary :: Witness
WITNESS, n. 1. Testimony; attestation of a fact or event. If I bear witness of m...
Webster Dictionary :: Witling
WITLING, n. [dim. From with.] A person who has little wit or understanding; a pr...
Webster Dictionary :: Witlessly
WITLESSLY, adv. Without the exercise of judgment.
Webster Dictionary :: Witless
WITLESS, a. [wit and less.] 1. Destitute of wit or understanding; inconsiderate;...
Webster Dictionary :: Withy
WITHY, n. A large species of willow.
Webster Dictionary :: Withwind
WITHWIND, n. A plant. [L.]
Webster Dictionary :: Withstanding
WITHSTANDING, ppr. Opposing; making resistance.
Webster Dictionary :: Withstander
WITHSTANDER, n. One that opposes; an opponent; a resisting power.
Webster Dictionary :: Withstand
WITHSTAND, v.t. [with and stand. See Stand .] To oppose; to resist, either with ...
