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• n  intelligence as revealed by quickness and alertness of mind
  nimbleness of wit and imagination
• n  the gracefulness of a person or animal that is quick and nimble

• It started out protean, gained shape and intellectual muscle as it matured, and reached its peak of power and nimbleness by age 40.
• NASA has moved with uncharacteristic nimbleness in the last five years and is already cutting metal on the new machines in the hope of having crews in Earth orbit by 2015 and on .
• Kerry's message was also simple: Bush fumbled in Iraq and lacks the nimbleness to change when circumstances warrant.

• mental dexterity
• agility
• legerity
• lightness
• lightsomeness

News & Articles

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• Mustang GT500 review: For when you must have an affordable-but-stupidly-fast car
  With more power than any other production V8 ever before, the 2013 Shelby GT500 is a mix of speed, muscle, and surprising nimbleness. The post Mustang GT500 review: For when you must have an affordable-but-stupidly-fast car appeared first on Digital Trends .
  June 30, 2013 - Digital Trends

Quotes

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• Jerry Yang in MarketWatch
  The steps we are taking this quarter should deliver both near-term benefits to operating cash flow, and substantially enhance the nimbleness and flexibility with which we compete over the long term,Yahoo Chief Executive Jerry Yang said in a...
• TD Jakes in Seattle Times
  Repositioning yourself gives you nimbleness of mind to evolve,Jakes says. "We keep trying to fit ourselves into this box. Nobody fits in it. We try to color within the lines, but creative people want a blank piece of paper. Every...