When we call someone witty, we are typically ascribing to them the quality of clever humor. This has not always been the case: witty (and the word it is formed from, wit) originally referred to intelligence or …

WITTY meaning: 1. using words in a clever and funny way: 2. using words in a smart and funny way: 3. using words…. Learn more.

The adjective witty can be used to describe those quick little funny remarks that often demonstrate a sharp, biting humor delivered in a playful manner. Witty usually describes things that are off-the-cuff …

1. amusingly clever in perception and expression; possessing wit: a witty writer. 2. characterized by wit: a witty remark.

WITTY definition: possessing wit in speech or writing; amusingly clever in perception and expression. See examples of witty used in a sentence.

Someone or something that is witty is amusing in a clever way. His plays were very good, very witty. He is a very witty speaker.

Definition of witty adjective from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. clever and humorous. He was much in demand as a witty public speaker. Somebody made a witty remark about needing a …

The word 'witty' originated from the Old English word 'wittig', meaning 'clever'. Over time, it evolved to its current form, describing someone who is quick and clever in their humor or remarks.

The often witty and insightful introduction and coda attest to a meticulous concern with creating textual coherence through the volume as a whole.

possessing wit in speech or writing; amusingly clever in perception and expression: a witty writer. Synonyms: brilliant, original, funny, droll Antonyms: stupid, dull characterized by wit: a witty remark. …