wisenheimer (Meaning)

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wisenheimer (n)

an upstart who makes conceited, sardonic, insolent comments

The wisenheimer always had a witty remark for every situation, earning both laughs and groans from those around him.
Despite his young age, Timmy was quite the wisenheimer, often outsmarting his classmates with clever retorts.
Jenny rolled her eyes at her brother's wisenheimer comment, accustomed to his cheeky demeanor.
Whenever a difficult question arose, the wisenheimer in the group was quick to offer a sarcastic answer.
Sarah's wisenheimer attitude sometimes got her into trouble, but she couldn't resist a good opportunity for a joke.
The wisenheimer smirked as he delivered his punchline, reveling in the reaction it provoked.
Even in serious discussions, the wisenheimer couldn't resist injecting a bit of humor to lighten the mood.
Despite his reputation as a wisenheimer, Joe was also known for his kindness and willingness to help others.
The wisenheimer's quick wit often caught people off guard, leaving them both impressed and amused.
At family gatherings, Uncle Tom was the resident wisenheimer, entertaining everyone with his playful banter.

an upstart who makes conceited, sardonic, insolent comments

wiseass, smarty,wiseacre, wise guy, smart alec, smart aleck, smartie, know-it-all,smarty-pants, know-all

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The wisenheimer always had a witty remark for every situation, earning both laughs and groans from those around him.

Despite his young age, Timmy was quite the wisenheimer, often outsmarting his classmates with clever retorts.

Jenny rolled her eyes at her brother's wisenheimer comment, accustomed to his cheeky demeanor.

Whenever a difficult question arose, the wisenheimer in the group was quick to offer a sarcastic answer.