Usually means: Speaker who uses pretentious, clever language.
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▸ noun:  (rare) An inferior or pretended wit.

Similar:
witticist, witling, wit-wanton, wantwit, panwit, comparative, squitterwit, halfwit, pleasant, thickwit, more...

Opposite:
dullard, bore, simpleton, humorless person

Types:
stand-up comedian, situation comedian, comic, jester, clown, humorist, raconteur, more...

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Similar:
witticist, witling, wit-wanton, wantwit, panwit, comparative, squitterwit, halfwit, pleasant, thickwit, more...

Opposite:
dullard, bore, simpleton, humorless person

Types:
stand-up comedian, situation comedian, comic, jester, clown, humorist, raconteur, more...



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