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Pocket Oxford Italian Dictionary © 2006 Oxford University Press:

wit /wɪt/ noun spirito m;
(person) persona f di spirito;
be at one's ~s' end non saper che pesci pigliare;
scared out of one's ~s spaventato a morte

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Italian:

arguzia - deficiente - spirito

wit: WordReference English-Italian Dictionary © 2009

wit			spirito nm
wit			arguzia nf
wit		(a witty person)	sagoma nf
wit		intelligente	genio nms
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Compound Forms/Forme composte
be at wit's end			non avere più risorse mentali
dry wit	n	(wry, ironic humour) detto di persona	sarcastico, caustico agg
He had such a dry wit that sometimes it took a while to realize he was joking.
A volte è talmente sarcastico che non si riesce a capire se è serio o sta scherzando.
			sarcasmo nm
half-wit			stupido, sciocco
quick wit			ingegno vivace nm
to wit			ovvero, vale a dire, in altre parole
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A wit in the age of wits
Getting Jiggy wit it
He was nearly at his wit's end
I have as good a wit as either of the two
merry wit
So funny: humor and wit
Them other girls you dun been wit.
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wit: part of the body?

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