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wig — be·wig; big·wig; buzz·wig; ear·wig·gy; lud·wig·ia; lud·wig·ite; peri·wig·pat·ed; un·wig; whirl·wig; wig·an; wig; wig·gen; wig·ger; wig·gery; wig·ging; wig·gler; wig·gly; wig·less; wig·town·shire; wig·wam; wig·let; ear·wig; peri·wig; wig·gle;… … English syllables
wig — [[t]wɪg[/t]] n. v. wigged, wig•ging 1) clo an artificial covering of hair for all or most of the head 2) clo a similar head covering, worn in one s official capacity, as part of a costume or disguise 3) clo a toupee or hairpiece 4) clo to furnish … From formal English to slang
ging — beg·ging·ly; brag·ging·ly; dig·ging; fig·ging; frog·ging; ging; ging·ham; her·eni·ging; lag·ging·ly; leg·ging; pet·ti·fog·ging; plug·ging·ly; rug·ging; sa·ging; shrug·ging·ly; spon·ging·ly; wig·ging; bag·ging; flag·ging; lag·ging; rig·ging;… … English syllables
wig´wag´ger — wig|wag «WIHG WAG», verb, wagged, wag|ging, noun. –v.t., v.i. 1. to move to and fro; wag. 2. to signal by waving or holding a single flag or light in various positions according to a code. The three motions used in wigwagging represent a dot, a… … Useful english dictionary
wig|wag — «WIHG WAG», verb, wagged, wag|ging, noun. –v.t., v.i. 1. to move to and fro; wag. 2. to signal by waving or holding a single flag or light in various positions according to a code. The three motions used in wigwagging represent a dot, a dash, and … Useful english dictionary
ear|wig — «IHR WIHG», noun, verb, wigged, wig|ging. –n. 1. a slender insect somewhat like a beetle, found throughout the world. They have short, leathery forewings and forcepslike appendages at the end of the abdomen. Earwigs were once thought to crawl… … Useful english dictionary
wigging — wig·ging … English syllables
earwig — ear·wig (îr’wĭg′) n. ▸ Any of various elongate insects of the order Dermaptera, having a pair of usually pincerlike appendages protruding from the rear of the abdomen. Also called dermapteran. tr.v. ear·wigged, ear·wig·ging, ear·wigs ▸ To attempt … Word Histories
earwig — ear•wig [[t]ˈɪərˌwɪg[/t]] n. v. wigged, wig•ging 1) ent any of numerous dark and slender nocturnal insects of the order Dermaptera, having horny pincers at the rear that can rise up like a scorpion s 2) to fill the mind of with prejudice by… … From formal English to slang
wigwag — wig•wag [[t]ˈwɪgˌwæg[/t]] v. wagged, wag•ging, n. 1) to move to and fro 2) naut. Naut. to signal by waving a flag or lantern according to a code 3) naut. Naut. the act or process of sending messages by the movements of a flag or lantern waved… … From formal English to slang
