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wig(4) (iou)



wig verb. Infl. -gg-. E19.
[from WIG noun3.]
verb trans. Put a wig on; spec. provide (actors etc.) with wigs for a theatrical performance. E19.
b. Clip the wig (WIG noun3 1c) of a sheep. Chiefly as wigging verbal noun. Austral. E20.
verb trans. Reprimand severely. colloq. E19.
Times A subordinate..who presumably has been severely 'wigged' by his chief.
verb intrans. Lose control of one's emotions (cf. flip one's wig s.v. FLIP verb 5). Chiefly foll. by out. US slang. M20.
American Speech He wigged out at the prof's gag. G. Lees I just wigged. I banged the table..and I grabbed this guy.