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sharp wit

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sharp wit
Fig. a good and fast ability to make jokes and funny comments. Terry has a sharp wit and often makes cracks that force people to laugh aloud at inappropriate times.
See also: sharp, wit


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At St Mary's Church in Ballybrack, Greencastle, Co Donegal, mourners were told of the 51-year-old shoe shop owner's sharp wit and kindness.
John said: "For those who knew him well, our dad was a decent and intelligent man, although often serious, he was never without sharp wit.
The Upshot" is the latest collection of poetry from Anne Rouse, a lady with a sharp wit and gift for verse.
 
 
 
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