(a) Reproach, censure, insult; an insult or taunt; (b) scorn, shame. …

Wise, sensible. …

Foolish conduct; also, lack of prudence or sense. …

(a) Possessed of intelligence or understanding (b) in combs. with adjectives and adverbs: cler (fel, gret, heighe, sharp, sotilli, wel, wise, worthli) witted, intelligent; acute; dul witted, slow of……

Sg. and pl. External powers of perception; bodily senses. …

A person who lacks sense. …

As subj. of a verb or an implied verb: (a) we two, the two of us; (b) wit (…) bo, wit bothe, wit twein, both (the two) of us; wit…unk-self, we…ourselves. …

Having wits; wel iwitted, intelligent. …

One's own knowledge and intelligence. …

(a) Mind, reason, intellect, comprehension, understanding; (b) at (bi, in, to) min inwit, to my way of thinking, to my mind. …

(a) As direct obj. of a verb: us two, the two of us; also, as indirect obj.: to the two of us; unk bothe, us both (b) as obj. of a prep.: us two, us both; unk two, unk bo (bothe); (c) as refl.: our……

(a) As poss. adj.: of us two, our; also, in the charge, control, or possession of us two; (b) in partitive construction: whether unker, which of us two; whichever of us two. …

Foolishness, folly; lack of knowledge or understanding, ignorance; unreason; also, inattentiveness [quot. a1450]; also, an instance of ignorance, folly, etc. …

(a) To bestow (sth.), confer (b) to bequeath (sth.); ?ppl. wittinge as noun: ?a legatee; ?an executor; (c) to commit (one’s soul to God, the Virgin Mary, etc.); also, make arrangements for the……

(a) Wisely, prudently; (b) skillfully, intelligently. …

Of a person: wise, sagacious; of skill, words, a stratagem, etc.: wise; cunning, ingenious. …

(a) The mind as the seat of thought, consciousness, etc.; thought; also, the mind of God (b) mental disposition, spirit; (c) the mental capacity or inclination to do something; an inclination; wit……

Directly opposite to (sth.) in space or location, facing over against; face with face, mouth with mouth, neb with neb, face to face; fighten honde with honde, to fight hand to hand, fight in close……

(a) Man, warrior; also, nobleman; ertheli hathel, hathel under heven, a mortal man; (b) used of God. …

Pure in heart, virtuous; kind, gentle. …