Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

biting-wit

Noun

/ˈbaɪtɪŋ wɪt/

Definition

A sharp or cutting form of humor that often critiques or mocks.

Examples

Her biting wit made her the star of the comedy show.
He delivered his critiques with a biting wit that left no one unscathed.
The novel is filled with biting wit, showcasing the author’s clever use of language.

Meaning

Biting-wit refers to a style of humor or commentary that is incisive and often harsh, aiming to expose flaws or absurdities in people, situations, or societal norms.