English words starting with wig
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Meanings of Wig:
nounA covering for the head made of real or artificial hair, typically worn by judges and barristers in law courts or by people trying to conceal their baldness.
Usage examples:
Real hair wigs are definitely the better option for people who need a wig because of hair loss.
verbRebuke (someone) severely.
Usage examples:
I had often occasion to wig him for getting drunk
Meanings of Wig-out:
phrasal verbBehave in an irrational or erratic way; panic or become hysterical.
Usage examples:
She wigged out and started screaming at sam
Meanings of Wigan:
proper nounA town and metropolitan district in north-western england, near manchester; population 81,600 (est. 2009).
Meanings of Wigeon:
nounA dabbling duck with mainly reddish-brown and grey plumage, the male having a whistling call.
Usage examples:
Females during the breeding season and the young eat many aquatic invertebrates, but aside from tha…
Meanings of Wigeons:
nounA dabbling duck with mainly reddish-brown and grey plumage, the male having a whistling call.
Usage examples:
Females during the breeding season and the young eat many aquatic invertebrates, but aside from tha…
Meanings of Wigged:
verbRebuke (someone) severely.
Usage examples:
I had often occasion to wig him for getting drunk
adjectiveWearing a wig (= a covering of artificial hair on the head)
Usage examples:
The movie stars tim allen and a wigged jamie lee curtis as a suburban chicago couple., the bar coun…
Meanings of Wigger:
nounA white person who tries to emulate or acquire cultural behaviour and tastes attributed to black people.
Usage examples:
Is a black person who doesn't constantly speak in ebonics considered a cracker, and an ebonics-spea…
Meanings of Wigging:
nounA severe rebuke.
Usage examples:
The presenter gave the pm a wigging
verbRebuke (someone) severely.
Usage examples:
I had often occasion to wig him for getting drunk
Meanings of Wiggings:
nounA severe rebuke.
Usage examples:
The presenter gave the pm a wigging
Meanings of Wiggle:
verbMove or cause to move up and down or from side to side with small rapid movements.
Usage examples:
Vi wiggled her toes
nounA wiggling movement.
Usage examples:
A slight wiggle of the hips
Meanings of Wiggle-room:
nounThe degree to which it is possible to change details like prices, times, etc. in an agreement, decision, etc.
Usage examples:
How much wiggle room do we have on cost?, enough/little/some wiggle room price rises and increasing…
Meanings of Wiggled:
verbMove or cause to move up and down or from side to side with small rapid movements.
Usage examples:
Vi wiggled her toes
nounA wiggling movement.
Usage examples:
A slight wiggle of the hips
Meanings of Wiggler:
nounA person or thing that wiggles or makes something wiggle.
Usage examples:
It's this number that marilyn does and she wasn't much of a dancer, she's just a wiggler.
Meanings of Wigglers:
nounA person or thing that wiggles or makes something wiggle.
Usage examples:
It's this number that marilyn does and she wasn't much of a dancer, she's just a wiggler.
Meanings of Wiggles:
verbMove or cause to move up and down or from side to side with small rapid movements.
Usage examples:
Vi wiggled her toes
nounA wiggling movement.
Usage examples:
A slight wiggle of the hips
Meanings of Wigglier:
adjectiveShaped like a line with many curves
Usage examples:
A wiggly line, a wiggly worm
Meanings of Wiggliest:
adjectiveShaped like a line with many curves
Usage examples:
A wiggly line, a wiggly worm
Meanings of Wiggling:
verbMove or cause to move up and down or from side to side with small rapid movements.
Usage examples:
Vi wiggled her toes
nounA wiggling movement.
Usage examples:
A slight wiggle of the hips
Wiggly
ˈwɪɡ.əl.iMeanings of Wiggly:
adjectiveShaped like a line with many curves
Usage examples:
A wiggly line, a wiggly worm
Meanings of Wiggy:
adjectiveEmotionally uncontrolled or weird.
Usage examples:
You've been acting all wiggy
Meanings of Wight:
nounA person of a specified kind.
Usage examples:
He always was an unlucky wight
proper nounA shipping forecast area covering the english channel roughly between the strait of dover and the meridian of poole.
Meanings of Wights:
nounA person of a specified kind.
Usage examples:
He always was an unlucky wight
proper nounA shipping forecast area covering the english channel roughly between the strait of dover and the meridian of poole.
Meanings of Wigs:
nounA covering for the head made of real or artificial hair, typically worn by judges and barristers in law courts or by people trying to conceal their baldness.
Usage examples:
Real hair wigs are definitely the better option for people who need a wig because of hair loss.
verbRebuke (someone) severely.
Usage examples:
I had often occasion to wig him for getting drunk
Meanings of Wigwag:
verbMove to and fro.
Usage examples:
The wipers were wigwagging to keep the windscreen clear
Meanings of Wigwagged:
verbMove to and fro.
Usage examples:
The wipers were wigwagging to keep the windscreen clear
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