witted

adjective
UK /ˈwɪtɪd/
US /ˈwɪtɪd/

Having a certain kind of mind or cleverness.

She is a quick-witted girl who always has a clever answer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Used in combination to describe someone's mental sharpness or style of thinking.

The dim-witted character in the story kept forgetting his lines.

3. Having awareness or perception of something.

He was sharp-witted enough to notice the change in her tone.

4. Possessing a particular kind of intelligence as part of a compound word.

The keen-witted detective solved the case in one day.