Witt

[ vit wit ]

noun

1. Ka·ta·ri·na [kat-, uh, -, ree, -n, uh], born 1965, German figure skater.
2. a male given name.

Witt

/ wɪt /

noun

1. See de Witt
   See de Witt

Example Sentences

The Daily Beast's Foreign Editor was profiled on MSNBC's 'Weekends with Alex Witt.'

From The Daily Beast

Katarina Witt winning back-to-back Gold medals in 1984 and 1988.

From The Daily Beast

Would she shrink from firing at a Serb setting off an artillery piece if he had eyebrows like Katarina Witt?

From The Daily Beast

Emily Witt on how he writes like we speak and text and drift.

From The Daily Beast

Executive producer Michelle Raimo Kouyate and co-executive producer Renee Witt explain why they had to get the film made.

From The Daily Beast

When Deuceace went off the feald, back came De l'Orge to her feet, not a witt less tender than befor.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. De Witt spoke with entire disregard of the fact that Mrs. Halliday appeared to be slumbering tranquilly.

From Project Gutenberg

John de Witt had already resigned the office of Grand Pensionary.

From Project Gutenberg

This packet contained the correspondence of John de Witt and M. de Louvois.

From Project Gutenberg

It was he who had reported to the magistrate the visit of De Witt and the placing of the packet in a cabinet.

From Project Gutenberg