History

wise

v.

[1]	wise up (to) , become informed/aware (of/about) , wake up (to) , (Colloq) get wise (to)/in the know (about)

n.

[1]	Stephen Samuel Wise
[2]	Isaac Mayer Wise

adj.

[1]	sage , sagacious , judicious , reasonable , commonsensical , prudent , sensible , insightful , sapient , understanding , rational , sound , clear-sighted , clear-headed , discerning , perspicacious , perspicuous , percipient , perceptive , intelligent , acute , astute , sharp , shrewd , crafty , clever , bright , quick-witted , smart , brilliant , long-headed , (Colloq) brainy
[2]	knowledgeable , learned , enlightened , informed , erudite , (well-)educated , knowing , well-read , well-versed , lettered , scholarly
[3]	well-advised , advisable , judicious , sensible , expedient , reasonable , strategic , tactful , tactical , prudent , politic , discreet , diplomatic , well-thought-out , well-considered , proper , fitting , appropriate , meet
[4]	put wise (to) , inform/advise/warn (of/about)
[5]	judicious , wise to , heady , aware/knowledgeable/informed of/about , sensitive to , on to/onto , (Colloq) in the know about
[6]	knowing , wise to
[7]	fresh , impertinent , impudent , overbold , smart , saucy , sassy