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_To_ WIT, WITT, _v. a._ To know.

_Wall._

Moes. G. A. S. _wit-an_, scire, noscere.

~Wit~, ~Witt~, _s._ Intelligence, information, tidings, S.

_To get wit of a thing_, to obtain information with respect to it, S.

_Wallace._

_To let wit_, to make known, to communicate intelligence, S.

A. S. _wit_, _ge-wit_, scientia, not.i.tia.

_To_ WYT, _v. a._ To shun, to avoid.

Lat. _vit-are_, id.

_Barbour._

WITCH-BELLS, _s. pl._ Round-leaved bell-flower, S.

Sw. _maerebiael_, i. e. the bell of the Night-mare, viewed as an incubus.

_To_ WITE, _v. a._ To blame, to accuse; the prep. _with_, or _for_, being added, S.

_Kelly._

A. S. _wit-an_, Su. G. _wit-a_, imputare, exprobrare.

~Wite~, ~Wyte~, _s._ Blame, S.

_Douglas._

~Wyteless~, _adj._ Blameless.

_Ramsay._

WYTENONFA, _s._ A disease.

V. ~Wedonypha~.

WITH. _To gae with_, _v. n._ To miscarry, to fail, as respecting either one's circ.u.mstances, or moral conduct, S.