wiseacre

You'd never know she was a wiseacre, at least not on the job.

"The point, wiseacre, is to share whatever information any one of us has."

Some wiseacres said that the Spaniards would not come until the next day.

At least one wiseacre was doing it as early as 1941.

Many of the wiseacres shook their heads and wondered how it would end.

He read your letter and he knows you're a wiseacre.

And how do these wiseacres know that man wants a normal, a virtuous choice?

I just want to know why the wiseacre has skills that everybody recognizes they'll need in order to survive.

"Are you trying to be a wiseacre with me?"

Wiseacres asked if the forts had been built to keep the bad elements out or the police in.

Whatever his age, what is certain is that this wiseacre has had quite a ride in the last 50 years.

In the days after the attacks, some had wondered if and when a city renowned for wiseacres would begin to laugh again.

The two wiseacres played well off each other.

However, one wiseacre said, "Can we examine you first, Charles?"

Before the wiseacres say nobody was buying emerging markets funds in 1993, I had better declare an interest.

There was a smattering of applause from some street wiseacres and passers-by.

Wiseacres in Florida are already talking about its being "the linament league."

"Wiseacre Farm" follows a cat and a dog as they try to plan their pig friend's birthday party.

A foolish legend,' said the wiseacres of the Victorian age. '

Television viewers watched last week as one wiseacre talk show host after another engaged in a kind of public purging.

But the trait they had most in common is that were both real wiseacres, sarcastic and darkly funny.

Even trumpet players and classroom wiseacres are vulnerable.

He chuckled when a wiseacre recently suggested that he approach the Meadowlands.

For the Wiseacre edition new poems were added and, using the company's computer technology, the manuscript was completely reset.

("He'll stretch himself too fir one day," the wiseacres said.