witness [ wit·ness ]
Noun
Sgt Bussey has now appealed for witnesses to the accident.
The said witness gave a statement to the police as well as testimony at trial.
a deed signed in the presence of a witness
His Narrative stands witness to this issue of self-naming.
in witness thereof, the parties sign this document
Dialogue allows for and encourages faithful and personal witness.
Verb
staff who witnessed the murder
Sir Elton's signature was witnessed by Mr Halley.
what we are witnessing is the birth of a new political entity
Finally, this period witnessed an unprecedented growth of Japan's cities.
his writings witness to an inner toughness
While I admire De-Bono ideas he does seem to be a bit of a control freak - witness his statement that the Aborigines have been playing the didgeridoo wrong for 3000 years.
one of the purposes of his coming was to nerve the disciples to witness to Jesus

