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one-liner: Clive is just as likely to utter a witticism as say
something excruciatingly banal.
witty
adj. ingenious, subtle, clever, humorous, sarcastic, sardonic,
piquant, humorous, comic(al), farcical, ludicrous, facetious,
amusing, jocular, waggish, droll, funny: Corbett, not ready
with his usual witty riposte, shouted an obscenity at the bus
driver.
wizened adj. wrinkled, shrunken, shrivelled (up), withered, gnarled,
dried up, wilted, faded, wasted: The wizened old crone is his
grandmother.
23.5 woe...
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=woe
n. trouble, hardship, adversity, misery, anguish, tribulation,
calamity, trial, wretchedness, grief, unhappiness, desolation,
dolour, melancholy, gloom, depression, sadness,
disconsolateness, misfortune, affliction, sorrow, distress: How
much more woe could beset one small family?
woebegone adj. troubled, miserable, anguished, wretched, grief-stricken,
unhappy, desolate, doleful, dolorous, melancholy, melancholic,
gloomy, mournful, sorrowful, depressed, dejected, sad, glum,
crestfallen, chap-fallen, lugubrious, downcast, disconsolate,
unfortunate, star-crossed, afflicted, distressed, woeful,
forlorn, downhearted, broken-hearted, heartbroken, disheartened,
Slang US bummed out: Timmy has been so woebegone since his
puppy was stolen!
woman n. 1 female, lady; girl: Elvira was the first woman to be
elected to the board. 2 wife, spouse, bride, lady-love,
sweetheart, lady, girl, girlfriend, mistress, concubine, mate,
helpmeet, helpmate, partner, Colloq sweetie, better half, little
woman, the missis or missus, old lady or woman, ball and chain,
Slang trouble and strife: In this scene, Porgy tells Bess that
she is his woman, now and forever. 3 lass, maid, maiden, miss,
lassie, Slang gal, dame, bird, skirt, chick, bit of fluff,
broad, piece (of work), number, baggage, moll, popsy: The
soldiers went into town to try to find some women for an
evening's entertainment. 4 domestic, housekeeper, maid, cleaning