Definitions
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- n. A person who makes wisecrack remarks; a smart aleck
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Examples
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Brennan was a "wisecracker," all right, all right.
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Next time I meet a wisecracker I shall now be wondering what lies beneath.
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The two leads do a credible job in their roles with Myka being the logical skeptic and Pete being the intuitive believer who's also a wisecracker.
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A supporting player in movies, her persona became the vivacious wisecracker who was often in pursuit of reluctant men.
Comedienne Betty Garrett, '40s co-star of Frank Sinatra, dies at 91
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Should be “… marking him as the Irish wisecracker he was.”
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He is a compact, frizzy haired wisecracker who has little sympathy for religion.
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And some of the old Elvis was even back, the happy-go-lucky wisecracker of the early novels who was one of crime fiction's most entertaining characters: perhaps the one you'd most like to have a beer with.
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Then go someplace like CafePress.com to make a tshirt or bumpersticker out of it. and the smile really irritates the wisecracker too
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It's just like watching the weather forecast on TV, only without the smarmy, impossibly white-toothed wisecracker in a loud suit and "funny" tie.
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Mr. Dole, a former Senate majority leader whom Bill Clinton defeated to win re-election as president in 1996, is a renowned wisecracker never known to wear his heart on his sleeve.
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