0 the ability to say things that are funny and clever -- dowcip, inteligencja
a woman of great intelligence and wit
But the spirit world was notoriously the realm of popular enthusiasm or of patrician wit and satire.
However, the opacity of the connection between wit and -ness presumably makes this word effectively monomorphemic.
His fieldnotes and letters back home were always filled with poignant observations, good wit, and honest introspection.
They reflect the author's considerable expertise and are thoughtful, well written, and not lacking in wit.
His wit, recall for the mot juste, the appropriate data set, names and references continued to sparkle undiminished.
This is a book in which playfulness and wit interlock with, rather than adorn or relieve, probing analysis and humane seriousness.
But we do need to think more carefully about theory, and we need to be prepared to keep our critical and historical wits sharpened.
The same wit evident in their name informed the menus specially designed for the inaugural dinner.
