Fresh
Wise
Wise adjective - Making light of something usually regarded as serious or sacred.
Usage example: you wouldn't be so wise if you were the one suffering from hemorrhoids
Nearby Words: wisely, wised
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Improbable Weapon User: Exactly one firearm survived the Hard Rain, allowing Spacers to make a fresh start weapons-wise.
Source: Literature / Seveneves -
Back in the day, fathers were assumed to be wise and in charge, and the Bumbling Dad was something fresh and unusual—which was arguably what made it so funny in the first place.
Source: Bumbling Dad - Young novices may be fresh-faced girls-next-door; old Mothers or Novice Mistresses may be sweetly wise and saintly, setting an example reminding you of why you wanted to join up in the first place.
Source: Hollywood Nuns
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