be with it

(informal, old-fashioned)

to be able to think or understand quickly (usually negative) I had rather a late night so I'm not very with it this morning, I'm afraid.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Horace	HAWR-əs (English), o-RAHS (French)	English, French
ErzsÉBet	ER-zhay-bet	Hungarian
Brion	BRIE-ən	English
Kevork	-	Armenian
Culhwch	KEEL-hookh (Welsh)	Welsh, Welsh Mythology
Frej	FRIE (Danish, German), FRAY (Swedish)	Danish, Swedish, German