wig
/wɪɡ/
noun
- A covering for the head made of real or artificial hair, worn for fashion, disguise, or to cover baldness.
- Many people wear wigs after losing their hair from medical treatments.
- The actor wore a curly wig for the historical play.
- She bought a new wig to match her outfit for the party.
verb
- To scold or reprimand someone severely (chiefly British informal).
- He got wigged by his teacher for not doing homework.
- The manager wigs any employee who arrives late.
- She wigs her children when they misbehave in public.
- To provide or cover with a wig.
- She wigged her bald doll to make it look more realistic.
- The stylist wigged the mannequin for the display.
- They wigged the actors before the scene started.
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