Witlessly

adv. — Wit'ling, One who has wit or understanding; a pretender to wit or smartne . — Wit'ne , Attestation of a fact or event; testimony; that which furnishes evidence or proof; one who beholds or has personal knowledge of anything. (Law.) One who gives evidence before a judicial tribunal; one who sees the execution of an instrument, and subscribes for the purpose of confirming authenticity by his testimony; one who gives testimony. — [witne ed (-nest), -ne ing.] To see or know by personal presence, have direct cognizance of; to give testimony to, testify to something; to see the execution of (an instrument) and subscribe for the purpose of establishing its authenticity. — v. To bear testimony, give evidence, testify.— Wit'ne er, One who witne es, — [AS. witnes, testimony, ME. wit?ien, to testify Wit'tol, A man who knows his wife's infidelity, and submits or consents to a cuckold. [ME. witele, knowing.]