Wanwit (noun)
won-wit
Informal. A foolish, witless, or insane person; an idiot; a lunatic. Now archaic and rare.
Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From wan- + wit.
Example sentences
“He behaved like such a wanwit, I don’t think I’ll see him again.”
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