Wit is a play by Margaret Edson about a university professor of English who is dying of ovarian cancer. As she copes with her life-threatening cancer she assesses her own life through the intricacies of the English language, especially the use of wit...

Wit is a form of intellectual humour. A wit is someone skilled in making witty remarks. Forms of wit include: the quip and the...

Katarina Witt, figure skater

Fritz Witt, Waffen-SS general

Michael Witt, Australian rugby league player

Alicia Witt, actress

Marcos Witt, Christian composer

Witt vector

James Lee Witt, former director of FEMA

Witt's theorem

Christian Friedrich Witt, baroque composer

Witt, Illinois, United States

Joachim Witt, musician

Bobby Witt, former Major League Baseball pitcher

Mike Witt, former Major League Baseball pitcher

Brendan Witt, NHL player

Witt group

Nathan Witt, American labor lawyer

George Witt, former Major League Baseball player

VIT can refer to: Vellore Institute of Technology Vishwakarma Institute of Technology The IATA code for Vitoria Airport. The Venezolana de Industrias Tecnológicas. The UCI code for Vitalicio Seguros, a professional road bicycle racing team active...

Witt algebra

Friedrich Witt, composer

Holly Witt, American model and actress

Whitey Witt, former Major League Baseball player

Sam Witt, American poet

DeWitt may refer to the following places in the United...

Alex Witt, anchor for MSNBC

Vicki Witt, American model

Named after Ernst Witt:

Roz Witt, American television and film actress

Liza Witt, Australian singer and actress

Howard Witt, American actor

Josef Witt, operatic tenor

Ulrich Witt, German economist

Alexander Witt, filmmaker

De Witt

Paul Junger Witt, American film and television producer

Carl Gustav Witt, astronomer

Robert Witt, several people

Otto Witt, Swedish author

Witt ring