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Т., 16,422. *wite (2), s . [WIT, 8.] *wite-le , *wite-le e, adj . [Eng. wite (1), s.; -le .] Blamele . "Ne can Willy wite the witele e heardgroome." Spenser: Shepherd's Calendar; August. wit-en-ag-e-mot, wit-en-ag-ě-mōte, s . [A.S. witena- gemót an a embly of wise men, from witena , gen. pl. of wit a =a wise man; witan to know, and gemot a meeting, an a embly, a moot.]