Witted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WITTED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• having intelligence
• having wit
• Having (such) a wit or understanding; as, a quick-witted boy.
• having wit or wits.

How to use WITTED in a sentence

• The Greeks, as to character, were not religious like the Turks, but quicker witted.
• His mother adored him and planned a recital of his acts to Egg, who had accused Adam of being slow witted.
• This time it appears to be the American who is slow witted.
• He had no accidents, partly because he was a very good heady driver, and partly because those whom he encountered were quick witted.
• I missed Ed, a quick witted UCSD recruit with a passion for mysticism and Jimi Hendrix music.
• He was quick witted, and had not been long on board before he felt that the khalasi was not quite what he appeared to be.
• As with most wild creatures, the squirrels that live in touch with civilization are much keener witted than their wilderness brethren.
• He was not a very learned lawyer, but was quick- witted and picked up a good deal from the arguments of counsel.
• The little mule was the liveliest, sharpest witted animal of the whole.
• The dull and coarse witted found Locker hard to make out.
• Brother, said the queen, all that ye say I believe, for ever sithen he was grown he was marvellously witted, and ever he was faithful and true of his promise.
• The explanation is that Joe had a mind of his own, and decided promptly what was best to be done, while his long-limbed associate was duller witted and undecided.
• He was a ready witted man, quick of apprehension, very learned, and of great judgment in the Latin and Greek tongues.