Wigged

The past tense and past participle of 'wig', referring to the act of wearing a wig, or of having one's head or hair covered by a wig. This also can figuratively be used to describe someone who is behaving irrationally, is overly excited, or is exhibiting eccentric behavior, often used in a humorous context. The context is key; it can simply describe someone wearing a hairpiece or indicate a more animated, possibly frenzied state.

Wigged meaning with examples

• For the historical reenactment, she had to be wigged with a powdered wig, a stark contrast to her usual messy bun. The detail added authenticity to her portrayal of the 18th-century noblewoman. She spent hours getting the perfect look for her performance in the play.
• He was wigged for the entire duration of the costume party and was hardly recognized when he came to pick up his suit the following day. His alter ego was definitely a hit! He was able to have fun and be a character.
• After the rollercoaster ride, the toddler was completely wigged, giggling uncontrollably and running around the park like a small whirlwind. The unexpected sensation really got to him.
• The comedian was practically wigged on stage, flailing his arms and telling ridiculous stories, much to the delight of the roaring crowd. His style made him a success.