Clever, ingenious; wise, knowing; skilled. Obsolete.

Given to uttering conceits; witty, arch.

Witty, amusing; employing or characterized by conceits (conceit, n. 10b). Now rare.

Fanciful, flighty; ingenious, witty; full of conceits; (in later use) conceited, proud.

Clever, witty; imaginative; fanciful; (sometimes) spec. characterized by or abounding in artistic conceits (conceit, n. 10b). Now rare.

Possessing wit (see wit, n. 7); capable of or given to saying (or writing) brilliant or sparkling things, esp. in an amusing way; smartly jocose or…

having a keen, ready wit.

Of a person: clever in talk or argument; capable of making witty remarks, quick-witted; adept at repartee.

Of a person: having a lively, volatile, or restless nature; liable to sudden and unpredictable changes of mind or mood; quick-witted, imaginative…

Of or relating to the immaterial part or aspect of a person or of people generally. Of, relating to, or deriving from the mind or intellect…

Possessed of wit.

figurative. Of a person, or his or her writing, speech, etc.: sparkling, brilliant; lively and witty; = scintillating, adj. 2.

Full of wit (in modern senses).