General Wit:
* Witty: The most straightforward term, simply meaning clever and amusing.
* Clever: Intelligent and quick-witted.
* Sharp: Having a quick and perceptive mind.
* Caustic: Using sharp, biting humor, often with sarcasm.
* Sardonic: Mocking and cynical in a humorous way.
* Facetious: Humorous and playful, often bordering on sarcasm.
* Droll: Amusing in a dry, understated way.
* Wry: Dry, subtle humor with a hint of irony or cynicism.
Specific Types of Wit:
* Humorous: Generally funny and light-hearted.
* Sagacious: Witty and wise, showing good judgment.
* Pithy: Using concise and clever expressions.
* Quick: Able to respond with wit rapidly and unexpectedly.
* Aphoristic: Using witty sayings and proverbs.
* Ephemeral: Wit that relies on timeliness and current events.
Informal Terms:
* Funnyman/Funnywoman: A person known for being funny.
* Comedian: A professional entertainer who uses humor.
* Joker: Someone who enjoys telling jokes and making others laugh.
* Cut-up: A playful and mischievous person who enjoys making jokes.
The best term to use will depend on the specific context and the type of wit being exhibited.