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witling
[
wit
-ling
]
wit·ling
/
ˈwɪt
lɪŋ
/
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[
wit
-ling
]
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noun
a person who affects wittiness.
Origin:
1685–95;
wit
1
+
-ling
1
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witling
(ˈwɪtlɪŋ)
—
n
archaic
a person who thinks himself witty
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