what is your definition of wit?
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My definition of wit:\n\nThe ability to use my brain in any occasion.
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Intelligence is knowing facts.\n\nWisdom is knowing what to do with the facts you have.\n\nHuman ~wisdom~ is folly; only God's Wisdom is worthwhile.
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Humor by definition is the reaction to the\nunpredictable.  You don't expect the stumble\nand it strikes you as funny.  Practical jokes\nare funny.  A slip of the tongue can be funny.\nWhen we're the ones making the slip-up, it\nwould be good if we are able to laugh also.
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'Feature' u say?\nWell enlighten u i may!\n'WIT' by far is the best\na feature that might overshadow d rest!\nIf a guy can make you laugh\ncan sure make ur worries half\nif his words can take ur breath away\nwhat more wud u need to be turned on all day??
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Intelligence Quotient.
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First, learn to write English -- None of us who have an hour free could ever understand what it is you are asking.  The service has a spell checker, sweetie, use it and learn Television English.   "Wit" means to be funny, to be charming.  Do you mean "With"? and relationship is a noun, and requires a defining article or modifier, such as "my relationship, this relationship, a relationship, the relationship I have with a woman/man"---get the idea?  If you can't express what you wish to know, no one can write to you anything you could even understand....Sorry...
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CANTCU. \nYou can report me also. \nYou are a Fucking  twat of the highest calibre. \nBy the way a twat is an insult.
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idioms are a way of expressing oneself as in language speaking; proverbs are wise sayings with meanings which are at times hidden.
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I have yet to encounter this word...could it be that you mean "uppity"? in which case, this means somebody who thinks TOO highly himself/herself. Simply put, somebody who is arrogant or snobbish.
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Do you consider yourself to be very clever?
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Famous Lines Department: "Brevity is the soul of wit" is one of those lines which is often quoted, and misquoted, by intellectual snobs today. The word "wit" meant wisdom, while it also meant "humor," and "cleverness." The line means one should never be long-winded. A short explanation is better than a long one. \n\nIt means that true wisdom does not require long-winded explanations. or lengthy speeches, or intensive time-consuming discussions. One will note that this is exactly the sort of thing that Polonius is known for.
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Excellent definition! Yes
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yeah... whats your piont?
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Smarter. I like to learn, and I'm a masochist who likes to be proven wrong.
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idioms are things that you know to mean but dont really make since literally.\nexample: \nas easy as pie: very easy.\n\n"I thought you said this was a difficult problem. It isn't. In fact, it's as easy as pie."
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Not even close. My wit far exceeds my intellect. Well, most of the time.
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I am more witty.  I like your use of the word cleverer.