Wig is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WIG in dictionary:

VERB:
• to scold; to provide with a wig
• rebuke (someone) severely
• To censure or rebuke; to hold up to reprobation; to scold.
• furnish with a wig
NOUN:
• an artificial covering of hair for the head
• a 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.
• artificial head of hair
• A covering for the head, consisting of hair interwoven or united by a kind of network, either in imitation of the natural growth, or in abundant and flowing curls, worn to supply a deficiency of natural hair, or for ornament, or according to traditional usage, as a part of an official or professional dress, the latter especially in England by judges and barristers.
• An old seal; -- so called by fishermen.
• A kind of raised seedcake.
• hairpiece covering the head and made of real or synthetic hair
• British slang for a scolding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with a wig (an artificial covering of hair for the head)

Words related to WIG

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Words that contain WIG

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How to use WIG in a sentence

• Then add the fact that the murderer wore the hat, wig, and whiskers in which you made a guy of yourself while filling the role of Svengali last winter.
• Then comes the surprise of the play when Eugenie whips the wig from Epicoene and shows a boy in disguise.
• Then Wig turned his head and looked at me and he was all white and weak looking, especially when he smiled.
• Fishwick cried, thrusting back his wig and rubbing his head in perplexity.
• It looked so black and glossy, that a young lady, who was introduced to him, said she thought he wore a wig unnaturally dark for his age.
• The black hair was plaited into hundreds of little tails, but in size the wig was not unlike those of the early eighteenth century in Europe.
• The last few would accumulate while the wig was making.
• To both Madame Depine and Madame Valiere the grey wig came like a blow on the heart.
• He thought that Ferruci was Wrent himself, and had gone away to resume the disguise of wig and beard.
• Score very rudely, and running into the road, wig off and pipe in hand.
• Now and then, perhaps, an officer of the crown passed along the street, wearing the gold-laced hat, white wig, and embroidered waistcoat which were the fashion of the day.
• His forehead, intentionally hidden under a smoothly combed wig, gave him a look of mystery.
• He wore a wig suited to his face, was dressed in blue cloth with white linen, and wore under his waistcoat the broad red ribbon of the higher grade of the Legion of Honor.
• A long white beard should be fastened to the face, and a wig worn on the head.
• Costume consists of a suit of coarse material, sleeves rolled up to the elbow, leather apron tied about the waist, paper cap on the head, red or gray wig, and shaggy beard.
• The wonderful wig disappeared, the spectacles, the lines in the face, the make-up of diabolical cleverness.
• A wig, and especially a beard or moustache, must be joined up at the edges with hair actually stuck on the skin with transparent cement and carefully trimmed with scissors.
• Lord David flung himself into the abyss of no longer wearing a wig.
• He wore a wig down to his eyebrows, and held in his hand an iron staff with a crown at each end.
• He did not know the other, who was a fat gentleman, with a waxen-coloured face, a fashionable wig, and a travelling cloak.
• His guest sat with a harsh, implacable countenance framed in the long shadows of his elaborate wig, his ornate coat tails falling stiffly on either side of his chair.
• I was provided with a fearsome wig, of coarse, dark red hair, held in place by a black tape.
• At this point, an elderly gentleman, tall, with a long, shaggy beard and bushy grey hair, which might have been a wig, rode up on a brown mare.

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