😎Rapier Wit Meaning - Lambent Wit Defined - Rapier Wit Examples - Lambent Wit Definition - Metaphors

[@LIVZ831]

Hi there teacher... Thanks for this one!

[@patriciasaldanha7243]

When you spoke of lambent wit I could picture ballet movements like entrechat and rond de jambe ; even a pas de deux ; or a pirouette.

[@patriciasaldanha7243]

Could the Teacher make a video on ■ Ombudsman ■ ? I think it might come in handy in Finance or Jurisprudence Thanks in advance 💝🧸

[@patriciasaldanha7243]

This was a real fun video - I wonder what category I might have the misfortune to fall into ...maybe in - between as when one is sitting on the fence (or as the French say "to have your backside between 2 chairs ") - Your posterior can be cut to the quick if you fall to the ground between those 2 damn chairs. And they are far from being musical.

[@Lemonheart69]

Sarcastic comes to my mind

[@petert2299]

Chief Loaded questions Comes to mind Dud u ever maje a video of loaded question I think it is the term more apt for a modern society

[@iswearenglish]

Leading question kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4qugYCIhsuBZ6M

[@patriciasaldanha7243]

I was wondering if I should sleep with a rapier by my side (as a protective measure) .But I think the pair of scissors I normally have might be quite effective .At least I hope it would affect the would- be aggressor's desire for unsolicited hanky-panky. As for the rapier, I could use it to trace some imaginary lines on the shanks of an amoureux (without spilling any blood).That could be playing with fire or being a dimwit.

[@patriciasaldanha7243]

I think I have lambkin wit😆🧸

[@petert2299]

Like Don’t be clever Don’t be cute

[@petert2299]

Chief Abysmal Good or bad ? Nobody knows

[@iswearenglish]

Abysmal ...... very bad

[@petert2299]

@@iswearenglish thanks

[@petert2299]

Like Witty ? Or snide ? Or bitting Remark? Or wise ass No I think u mean Taking shots at someone Cheap shots specially What is its modern equivalent Ii us antiquated Isn’t it ? Modern version I think is Wise ass Clever remarks ?

[@iswearenglish]

Yes