| Intellectually quick-witted and bright, with an abrasive edge, Reid did well in school. |
| A quick-witted charity worker escaped the clutches of telephone tricksters following a warning from his residents' association. |
| She's clearly an intelligent woman, quick-witted and self-effacing, so doesn't she worry that her job is essentially stupid? |
| She was loving and generally patient with those she deemed worthy, and, as I said before, she was quick-witted and intelligent. |
| He is a shoo-in for any quick-witted verbal gameshow that requires surreal rambling and a straight-faced delivery. |
| Naturally quick-witted with a sharp tongue, he ponders decisions with mathematical precision. |
