| Never lacking in witticism or verbal dexterity, they have sketched vocal portraits of their fellowmen and women woth humour and tenderness. |
| In response to each new sally of witticism, the Indians would break into uncontrollable fits of merriment. |
| Does Brancusi come closer to the spiritualism of the Shaker society or to the witticism of Duchamp and Dada? |
| There is the classic, carefully crafted shtick of the old-fashioned nightclub comedian, routines and rib-ticklers cast and recast into perfectly polished pearls of witticism. |
| There is a hackneyed witticism about crofts being little pieces of land surrounded by regulations. |
| Few men are more contemptible than the brilliantly censorious critic who is deliberately wounding just for the sake of a witticism. |
