wig
ETYM Abbreviation from periwig.
(Homonym: Whig).
1. British slang for a scolding; SYN. wigging.
2. Artificial head of human or synthetic hair.
ETYM Abbreviation from periwig.
(Homonym: Whig).
1. British slang for a scolding; SYN. wigging.
2. Artificial head of human or synthetic hair.
1. To scold severely; rebuke
2. slang; to lose one's composure or reason; freak usually used with out
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Town NW England in Greater Manchester W of Manchester metropolitan area
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Stiff plain-woven cotton.
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Either of two species of dabbling duck of genus Anas.
The American wigeon A. americana, about 48 cm/19 in long, is found along both coasts in winter and breeds inland. Males have a white-capped head and a green eye stripe.
The Eurasian wigeon A. penelope has a dark head without eye stripe. It is a regular winter visitor along both North American coasts.
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(1856-1923) US writer. She was a pioneer in the establishment of kindergartens in the US, and wrote the childrens classic Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm 1903 and its sequels.
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