witty Synonyms
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Weak:
- highbrow
- sidesplitting
- sunny
- droll
- bantering
- frivolous
- farcical
- screaming
- teasing
- riotous
- prankish
- ridiculous
- flippant
- jovial
- jesting
- intellectual
- entertaining
- comical
- jocose
- jolly
- flip
- laughing
- rollicking
- hysterical
- highbrowed
- comic
- laughable
- merry
- whimsical
- antic
- uproarious
- ludicrous
- cerebral
- joshing
- risible
- waggish
- sparkling
- mirthful
Strongest:
- lowbrow
- stupid
- hackneyed
- lame
- brainless
- lowbrow
- corny
- witless
- corny
- witless
- stupid
- lame
- hackneyed
- brainless
Strong:
- plaintive
- earnest
- somber
- serious
- humorless
- hackney
- serious-minded
- unamusing
- unfunny
- sombre
- sober
- serious-minded
- unfunny
- earnest
- sombre
- hackney
- plaintive
- humorless
- grave
- solemn
- sober
- somber
- serious
- grave
- solemn
- unamusing
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witty Meaning
witty (s)
combining clever conception and facetious expression
witty (n.)
Possessed of wit; knowing; wise; skillful; judicious; clever; cunning.
Especially, possessing wit or humor; good at repartee; droll; facetious; sometimes, sarcastic; as, a witty remark, poem, and the like.
witty Sentence Examples
- The comedian's witty remarks kept the audience roaring with laughter.
- Her quick and witty response silenced the heckler.
- His witty banter with his best friend was a testament to their close bond.
- The teacher's witty comments made the lesson not only informative but also enjoyable.
- The film was full of witty dialogue that had viewers chuckling throughout.
- The writer's witty prose kept readers entertained from the first page to the last.
- The politician's witty speech won over even his fiercest critics.
- The witty sign outside the store caught the attention of every passerby.
- The professor's witty lectures made complex topics easy to understand.
- The witty repartee between the two characters added a spark to the otherwise dull play.
FAQs About the word witty
combining clever conception and facetious expressionPossessed of wit; knowing; wise; skillful; judicious; clever; cunning., Especially, possessing wit or humor;
humorous, clever, mischievous, amusing, jocular, playful, smart, facetious, joking,funny
lowbrow, stupid, hackneyed, lame, brainless, lowbrow, corny, witless, corny, witless
The comedian's witty remarks kept the audience roaring with laughter.
Her quick and witty response silenced the heckler.
His witty banter with his best friend was a testament to their close bond.
The teacher's witty comments made the lesson not only informative but also enjoyable.
