smart |
witted |
As verbs the difference between smart and witted
is that
smart is to hurt or sting while
witted is past tense of wit.
As adjectives the difference between smart and witted
is that
smart is causing sharp pain; stinging while
witted is having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability.
As a noun smart
is a sharp, quick, lively pain; a sting.
As an initialism SMART
is specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Tangible, a mnemonic for goal-setting.
As a proper noun Smart
is {{surname}.
witty |
witted |
As adjectives the difference between witty and witted
is that
witty is wise, having good judgement while
witted is having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability.
As a verb witted is
past tense of wit.
witted |
intellective |
As adjectives the difference between witted and intellective
is that
witted is (chiefly|in combination) having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability) while
intellective is of, related to, or caused by the intellect.
As a verb witted
is (
wit).
wikidiffcom |
witted |
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As an adjective witted is
having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability.
As a verb witted is
past tense of wit.
witted |
jitted |
As verbs the difference between witted and jitted
is that
witted is (
wit) while
jitted is (
jit).
As an adjective witted
is (chiefly|in combination) having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability).
witted |
pitted |
As adjectives the difference between witted and pitted
is that
witted is (chiefly|in combination) having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability) while
pitted is having a surface marked by pits; pockmarked or alveolate.
As verbs the difference between witted and pitted
is that
witted is (
wit) while
pitted is (
pit).
mitted |
witted |
As adjectives the difference between mitted and witted
is that
mitted is having fur on the feet that is a different colour from the rest of the coat while
witted is having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability.
As a verb witted is
past tense of wit.
witter |
witted |
As adjectives the difference between witter and witted
is that
witter is knowing, certain, sure, wis while
witted is having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability.
As verbs the difference between witter and witted
is that
witter is to make sure, inform, or declare while
witted is past tense of wit.
wotted |
witted |
As verbs the difference between wotted and witted
is that
wotted is past tense of wot while
witted is past tense of wit.
As an adjective witted is
having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability.
withed |
witted |
As verbs the difference between withed and witted
is that
withed is past tense of withe while
witted is past tense of wit.
As an adjective witted is
having a specified form of wit (intellectual ability.
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