| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| CARD | Wit | |
| COMEDIAN | Wit | |
| INTELLIGENCE | Wit | |
| DRYNESS | Laconic wit | |
| WIT | Of Wit | |
| WOT | Of Wit | |
| WIST | Of Wit | |
| WITE | Of Wit | |
| ESPRIT | Sprightliness or wit | |
| MORDANT | Sarcastic, as wit | |
| WUSTE | Imp. of Wit. | |
| URBANITY | Polite wit; facetiousness. | |
| CONCEITLESS | Without wit; stupid. | |
| QUICK-WITTED | Having ready wit | |
| READY-WITTED | Having ready wit. | |
| QUICK-WITTEDNESS | Readiness of wit. | |
| TWISTED | Ted’s wit becomes warped | |
| WEET | To know; to wit. | |
| UNWIT | To deprive of wit. | |
| WITEN | Pl. pres. of Wit. | |
| WYTEN | Pl. pres. of Wit. | |
| CONCETTO | Affected wit; a conceit. | |
| WITTIFIED | Possessed of wit; witty. | |
| AFTER-WITTED | Characterized by after-wit; slow-witted. | |
| WRITHE | Her wit makes one squirm | |