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Wist v. World English Historical Dictionary

Wist v. World English Historical Dictionary Dictionary Biographies Literary Criticism Welcome Terms of Service ⧏ Previous Next ⧐ Contents Slice Contents Key Bibliographic Record Murray’s New English Dictionary. 1928, rev. 2024. Wist v. pseudo-arch. [Partly from I wist, corrupt form of iwis (see WIS v.2); partly erron. use of pa. t. wist of WIT v.1] To know; in quot. 1594 in pa. pple. = caused to know, informed.

1 [1508, 1614, 1798, 1893:  see WIS v.2]

2 1580.  Lyly, Euphues, 98 b. You gall mee more with these tearmes, then you wist [ed. 1597 wish, 1606 wisse].

3 1594.  Carew, Huarte’s Exam. Wits, 255. Samuel now wisted [orig. como ya estaua aduertido], that a great stature was no sure token, caused him to be sent for.

4 1858.  Buckle, Infl. Women Progr. Knowl., Misc. Wks. 1885, I. 68. Though he [sc. Hamlet] wists not of this, he is moved…, and he, like Göthe, takes up a skull, and his speculative faculties begin to work.

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