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underwitted

underwitted adjective: weak in intellect; half-witted; silly.

Adjective

underwitted (comparative more underwitted, superlative most underwitted)

  1. Weak in intellect; half-witted; silly.

Forms of underwitted

comparativemore underwitted
superlativemost underwitted

Origin of underwitted

From under- + witted.

Questions about underwitted

What does underwitted mean?
Underwitted means weak in intellect; half-witted; silly.
What part of speech is underwitted?
Underwitted is an adjective.

Words near underwitted in the dictionary

  1. underwithheld
  2. underwithhold
  3. underwithholding
  4. underwithholds
  5. underwits
  6. underwitted
  7. underwomaned
  8. underwomanned
  9. underwood
  10. Underwood's septa
  11. underwooded

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