wigged

[ wigd ]

adjective

1. wearing a wig:

   The wigged justices entered the courtroom.

Word History and Origins

Origin of wigged¹

wig + -ed ³

Example Sentences

For the pilot they wigged me, and then they said, “If this goes to series, can you grow it out?”

From The Daily Beast

The voice of the central be-wigged figure echoed through the room.

From Project Gutenberg

"The fellow's done for himself," was the simultaneous verdict of a well-wigged band of brothers.

From Project Gutenberg

Be-wigged, rouged, be-powdered, his dressing-gown gathered about him; like a splendid vision he fades into his bedroom.

From Project Gutenberg

Dainty colonial dames moved about the stage and curtsied before gallant white-wigged gentlemen.

From Project Gutenberg

The hair that was then dark and clustering, has become thin and grizzled—although, what is it to you, whether I am bald or wigged?

From Project Gutenberg