wis
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(wɪs)vb
archaic to know or suppose (something)
[C17: a form derived from iwis, mistakenly interpreted as I wis I know, as if from Old English witan to know]
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wis
(wɪs)v.t., v.i. wissed or wist, wis•sing.
Archaic. to know.
Wis.
or Wisc.,
Wisconsin.
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wis
Past participle: wist
Gerund: wissing
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