“Wit” refers to your sense of humor or your cleverness. You are an interesting person, rather delightful to be with – not boring at all.

Yawl Are both Virgins And You Love Him very Much-Why Do Some People Fall In Love So Quick??…Well Babygurl You Sound Very Young. If The Guy Is Ignoring You Lay Back Too. Go Do Something Else And See If He Misses You. But Be On The Look Out Because If A Guy Really Like Someone-Then He At Least Gunna Have Alot Of Time For Her Instead Of His “Boys”. His Friend Is Telling You That He Talks About You All The Time And That He Really Likes You-Then Why Isn’t He Showing It To You-He’s Showing It For His “Boys” Well This Guy Sounds Young Too Anyways. Your Two Friends? May I Say ” Aquintances” One Is His Ex And The Other Just Trying To Get Attention Too. What Kinda Friendship Do Yawl Be Having? Your Friend’s Ex Boyfriend? Then You Decide To Go Out With Him? O.K Like I Said Yawl Are Young-If He’s So Busy With His Boys-Gurl Fine Something Else To Do So You Don’t Seem Too Desperate. Guys Like Challenges-Young Or Older. So Wait For Him To Chase You And If He Don’t Then You’ve Got Your Answer And You Should Know What To Do-Don’t Go Chasing After Him K Gurl.

After looking at a rascal’s posting, I’m into acrostics (which just means fooling around with the letters of a word, m’dear)

(I’m old, so I get to say m’dear once in a great while! 🙂 )

WIT:

W: With

I: Intelligent

T: Tendencies

In other words, wit means obvious intelligence, usually showing itself in a quick ability to ‘get it,’ or grasp the point of what is being said or done.

It also often includes a great sense of humor.

You’ve got yourself a compliment!

What Is Wit

Wit is intelligence. In easy term it means quickness of understanding

wit1 (wĭt)

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[Middle English, from Old English.]

noun

The natural ability to perceive and understand; intelligence.

Keenness and quickness of perception or discernment; ingenuity. Often used in the plural: living by one’s wits.

wits. Sound mental faculties; sanity: scared out of my wits.

The ability to perceive and express in an ingeniously humorous manner the relationship between seemingly incongruous or disparate things.

One noted for this ability, especially one skilled in repartee.

A person of exceptional intelligence.

idioms

at (one’s) wits’ end

At the limit of one’s mental resources; utterly at a loss.

have (one’s) wits about (one)

To remain alert or calm, especially in a crisis.

The natural ability to understand and show intelligence. Show humour have the ability to express oneself in an amusing way.

Synonyms:

astuteness, awareness, use of wordplay and satire.

Here the following meaning is used:

shrewdness: mental acumen, shrewdness, or reasoning power

Your humor or your intelligence. Maybe both.

Smart, sharp, “witty”,