Wiseacre meaning in konkani

/ˈwaɪzeɪkə(ɹ)/

an upstart who makes conceited, sardonic, insolent comments

अभिमानी, सार्डोनीक, अनादरपूर्ण टिप्पणी करपी एक अपस्टारट

wise guy (बुदवंत मनीस)

1. One who feigns knowledge or cleverness; one who is wisecracking; an insolent upstart.

गिन्यानाचें वा हुशारपणाचें नाटक करपी; बुद्धीमान आशिल्लो; एक अनादरपूर्ण अपस्टारट.

1. That other class of wiseacres who twist prophecy in such a manner as to make it promise the destruction and desolation of the same city, use judgement just as bad, since the city is in a very flourishing condition now, unhappily for them.

2. A learned or wise man.

विद्वान वा बुदवंत मनीस.

1. A fool's paradise is better than a wiseacre's purgatory.

2. At their village the woman consulted the local wiseacre, explaining the difficulties her son-in-law was creating.

3. Peter Gower, a Grecian, journied for cunning in Egypt, and in Syria, and in every land where the Venetians had planted Masonry; and winning entrance into all lodges of Masons, he learned much, and returned and dwelt in Grecia Magna; watching and becoming a mighty wiseacre, and greatly renowned, and here he framed a grat lodge at Groton, (Crotona. Mr. Locke,) and maked many Masons; wherefrom, in process of time, the art passed into England.