Object

• u: I would love to know wot u think as 2 why it has been rated that high.

Converse of object

• self-deprecate: We moan with merriment, with purpose, with self-deprecating wit.

• combine: A literary debut which combines wit with barbed insight f. .

• pit: The game should prove advantageous for the experienced Dungeons and Dragons player who cannot find a Dungeon Master against which to pit wits.

• appreciate: And it will work for more mature readers because you can appreciate the wit, as well as the visual jokes.

• match: The JLA and Titans match wits with Batman Enemies and the Injustice League.

• have: The property has a spacious double living room wit...

Preposition: as

• expert: America line's luxurious a place to wit as experts planned by the.

Adjective modifier

• acerbic: Roddy Renfrew started the ball rolling with a set of gentle, tho occasionally more acerbic, wit.

• razor-sharp: Famous for his razor-sharp wit he once said: " Wit ought to be a glorious treat, like caviar.

• caustic: Wilder's caustic wit was famous, but he wasn't above bullying.

• biting: Added pleasures are a biting wit, a sly subtlety and a merciless eye for social satire.

• wry: He is an erudite writer, with the wry wit of the man of the world rather than the university wit more common nowadays.

• sardonic: Often extreme, even mischievous in language with a sardonic wit, his actions were gentler than his words as his letters show.

Modifies a noun

• h: You will have regular meetings with them to discuss your progress and help you wit h any issues connected with your studies.

• ..: Discus wanted Baby discus wanted will collect any where wit...

Noun used with modifier

• rapier: This was, once again, treated like rapier wit.

• trademark: This is an easy read full of Pratchett's trademark wit.

• half: Dropping John O'Shea and playing Gary Neville at center half wit Wes Brown, Ferguson seems to have missed the point.

Possessives

• end: We were at our wits ' end, not knowing what was wrong with him.