Wigan is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WIGAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a stiff plain-woven cotton
• a town and metropolitan district in NW England, near Manchester; population 81,600 (est. 2009).
• A kind of canvaslike cotton fabric, used to stiffen and protect the lower part of trousers and of the skirts of women\'s dresses, etc.; -- so called from Wigan, the name of a town in Lancashire, England.
• stiff fabric
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a stiff fabric

Words related to WIGAN

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Words that contain WIGAN

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How to use WIGAN in a sentence

• Wigan does not go into these niceties of this subject, and I failed.
• He sat in parliament successively for Bridgnorth, Wigan and Guildford.
• It was during the management of Alfred Wigan at the New Olympic that Frederick Robson began to be heard of again.
• Emden, he had succeeded Alfred Wigan as lessee of the Olympic, and there I hope he has realized a fortune.
• The time to leave Kirkcaldy came too soon, but I moved on toward Wigan, England, to attend the annual meeting of churches of Christ.
• While at Wigan I went out to Platt Bridge and spoke to the brethren.
• The membership is now reported at thirteen thousand eight hundred and forty-four, an increase of about eight hundred members since the meeting held at Wigan in 1904.
• A brother in Wigan gave me a statement of the work of one of the congregations there in the winter season.
• It was now reported, for example, that he was clearing vast sums out of picture-palaces in Wigan and Warrington.
• Wigan made few gestures, but each one quietly, delicately indicated what the words which followed expressed.
• Wigan said if we did it again, she would go in front and hiss us, and she carried out her threat.
• Wyndham, who was afterwards to be such a splendid Mildmay, played Hawksley, and Alfred Wigan was Mildmay, as he had been in the original production.
• It was in fact given away by Terriss at Château-Renaud, who was not the smooth, graceful, courteous villain that Alfred Wigan had been and that Henry wanted.
• While yet a child he regularly took the organ in a chapel at Wigan during the Sunday service.
• They lie buried in the chancel of All Saints, Wigan, where, carved on the tomb, their effigies still exist, the rarest of the monumental antiquities in that ancient edifice.
• Ince-hall, the subject of our view, stands about a mile from Wigan, on the left hand of the high road to Bolton.

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