by Fi_Toronto June 21, 2013
Wise-acre is essentially synonymous with the terms jerk and jackass. One defining feature is that a wise-acre enjoys comedy more than anything, and therefore an insult comic or a practical joker would be called wise-acres. It has fallen into disuse recently, but it's still there.
Yeah, Tom's a real wise-acre. He screwed the top of the salt-lid off and when I went to pour it it fell off.
by Wesley Durrance October 17, 2005
Someone (Wise Duck) that tries to shave their beard with a electric meat knife, not thinking of the consequences ie total annihilation of the wind pipe!
by Weetz August 29, 2006
The liberal arts college of the University of Virginia. As with the other colleges of the University of Virginia, this college, the College at Wise, is highly regarded by U.S. News and World Report.
In the liberal arts tradition of Thomas Jefferson, the College at Wise offers majors in the liberal arts.
Highly regarded students distinguish themselves with certain majors unavailable at some other Virginia colleges, i.e. (Communication, Software Engineering), and more importantly the highly selective UVA-WISE Honors Program.
In the liberal arts tradition of Thomas Jefferson, the College at Wise offers majors in the liberal arts.
Highly regarded students distinguish themselves with certain majors unavailable at some other Virginia colleges, i.e. (Communication, Software Engineering), and more importantly the highly selective UVA-WISE Honors Program.
by Cashmoney5567 October 20, 2009
by Gender wise March 01, 2019
1 Used in place of “might as well” just because my family makes fun of me 😁
2 Used to make an unenthusiastic suggestion.
"I wise well begin"
2 Used to make an unenthusiastic suggestion.
"I wise well begin"
by West68 August 26, 2019
by Bitchpeniscumanal January 05, 2021