Definition of wantwit in English:

wantwit

noun ˈwɒntwɪt

archaic

adjective ˈwɒntwɪt

archaic

Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Metham (fl. 1448). From want + wit.

nounˈwɒntwɪt

archaic

adjectiveˈwɒntwɪt

archaic

Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Metham (fl. 1448). From want + wit.

词汇	wantwit
释义	Definition of wantwit in English: wantwit noun ˈwɒntwɪt archaic A person who lacks good sense; a foolish or witless person. adjective ˈwɒntwɪt archaic Foolish, witless. Now rare. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Metham (fl. 1448). From want + wit. Definition of wantwit in US English: wantwit nounˈwɒntwɪt archaic A person who lacks good sense; a foolish or witless person. adjectiveˈwɒntwɪt archaic Foolish, witless. Now rare. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Metham (fl. 1448). From want + wit.
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