Since A is A, we are safe in assuming that knowledge means knowing, and that wisdom refers to something else. Dictionaries are only marginally helpful in establishing what's what. Too often, they report usage, rather than philosophical validity. I, for one, would not be willing to let anyone else define anarchy. Nor am I keen to let the common person tell me the distinction between knowledge and wisdom.
Philosophy is a personal task.
You can consult your neighbor if you wish, but let's hope your neighbor is better equipped than dear Mrs. Squance in the upstairs flat. Knowledge consists of tested evidence, classifications and documented facts. Wisdom is an entirely separate concept that refers to purposeful direction in your life. If you had no purpose, no vital interests to advance and preserve, wisdom would be unnecessary. In my book, no For one thing, God does not exist.