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To wit a witter
Did you know that "wit" used to be a verb? It meant "to know", e.g. "I wit that English is a strange language."
Nowadays it lingers only in the verb "to outwit", which is likely more related to its noun meaning of "mind" or "wisdom".
Goodbye, archaic meaning. We'll miss you now that we know you existed.
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