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wised up

wised up is the past participle of wise up.

Meaning of wise up

Verb

wise up (third-person singular simple present wises up, present participle wising up, simple past and past participle wised up)

  1. (informal, intransitive) To become informed; to inform oneself of something, or come to a realization.
    • You might have thought that I was dumb / But I'm all wised up / Game's up, move on, why don't you get out of my hair1980, Neol Davies, “Missing Words”, performed by The Selecter

Questions about wised up

What is wised up the past participle of?
Wised up is the past participle of wise up.

Words near wised up in the dictionary

  1. wisecracky
  2. Wisecup
  3. Wisecups
  4. wised
  5. wised off
  6. wised up
  7. wisedom
  8. wisedome
  9. wisedomes
  10. wiseguy
  11. wiseguys

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