wig in Greek
wig in Greek is περούκα — wig means a head covering made of real or artificial hair, worn to hide baldness, for style, for religious reasons, or as part of a costume.
wig in Greek
περούκα
Pronounced: perouka
A head of real or synthetic hair worn on the head to disguise baldness, for cultural or religious reasons, for fashion, or by actors to help them better resemble the character they are portraying.
What does "wig" mean?
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noun A head covering made of real or artificial hair, worn to hide baldness, for style, for religious reasons, or as part of a costume.
"The judge still wears a traditional wig in court."
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verb To lose control emotionally or act erratically; to freak out.
"He totally wigged out when he heard the news."
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verb To scold or reprimand someone sharply.
"The coach wigged the team for showing up late."
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wig in a sentence
- The judge still wears a traditional wig in court.
- She bought a bright pink wig for the costume party.
- He totally wigged out when he heard the news.
- The coach wigged the team for showing up late.
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What is "wig" in Greek?
"wig" in Greek is περούκα. wig means: A head covering made of real or artificial hair, worn to hide baldness, for style, for religious reasons, or as part of a costume.
How do you pronounce περούκα?
"wig" in Greek is περούκα, pronounced "perouka".
How do you use "wig" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge still wears a traditional wig in court." In Greek, "wig" is περούκα.
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