wist

[ wist ]

verb

1. simple past tense and past participle of wit ².

wist

/ wɪst /

verb

1. archaic.
   the past tense and past participle of wit 2

Example Sentences

Mr. Wist later left the Republican Party and is now an independent.

From New York Times

Cole Wist, a former Republican state legislator from suburban Denver who once pushed for a red-flag measure, said he was disappointed, though not surprised, that the law was not used in the Colorado Springs case.

From New York Times

Mr. Wist later left the Republican Party and is now an independent.

From New York Times

Cole Wist, a former Republican state legislator from suburban Denver who once pushed for a red-flag measure, said he was disappointed, though not surprised, that the law was not used in the Colorado Springs case.

From New York Times

John Wist, 34, from Anne Arundel, voted for Lierman after switching his independent affiliation to the Democratic Party to cast a ballot in Tuesday’s primary.

From Washington Post