On-line Dictionary
Wise
Wise
v.
Having
knowledge
;
knowing
;
enlightened
; of
extensive
information
;
erudite
;
learned
.
Wise
v.
Hence
,
especially
,
making
due
use
of
knowledge
;
discerning
and
judging
soundly
concerning
what
is
true
or
false
,
proper
or
improper
;
choosing
the
best
ends
and
the
best
means
for
accomplishing
them
;
sagacious
.
Wise
v.
Versed
in
art
or
science
;
skillful
;
dexterous
;
specifically
,
skilled
in
divination
.
Wise
v.
Hence
,
prudent
;
calculating
;
shrewd
;
wary
;
subtle
;
crafty
.
Wise
v.
Dictated
or
guided
by
wisdom
;
containing
or
exhibiting
wisdom
;
well
adapted
to
produce
good
effects
;
judicious
;
discreet
; as, a
wise
saying
; a
wise
scheme
or
plan
;
wise
conduct
or
management
; a
wise
determination
.
Wise
v.
Way
of
being
or
acting
;
manner
;
mode
;
fashion
.
Wise-hearted
a.
Wise
;
knowing
;
skillful
;
sapient
;
erudite
;
prudent
.
Wise-like
a.
Resembling
that
which
is
wise
or
sensible
;
judicious
.
Wiseacre
v.
A
learned
or
wise
man
.
Wiseacre
v.
One
who
makes
undue
pretensions
to
wisdom
; a
would
-be-
wise
person
;
hence
, in
contempt
, a
simpleton
; a
dunce
.
Wiseling
n.
One
who
pretends
to be
wise
; a
wiseacre
; a
witling
.
Wisely
adv.
In a
wise
manner
;
prudently
;
judiciously
;
discreetly
;
with
wisdom
.
Wiseness
n.
Wisdom
.
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