Difference between revisions of "Witter"
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* '''wittier''' → the comparative degree, which is contrasted with her previous visit, in which she was ''witty'' ([[made her wit]]) and her subsequent visit, in which she will be ''wittiest'' ([[wittest]]) | * '''wittier''' → the comparative degree, which is contrasted with her previous visit, in which she was ''witty'' ([[made her wit]]) and her subsequent visit, in which she will be ''wittiest'' ([[wittest]]) | ||
| − | * '''riddle''' → also something that | + | * '''riddle''' → also something that exercises one's wit |
Revision as of 08:50, 30 August 2007
- made her water
- made her wait
- wittier → the comparative degree, which is contrasted with her previous visit, in which she was witty (made her wit) and her subsequent visit, in which she will be wittiest (wittest)
- riddle → also something that exercises one's wit
