Examples of 'wigged' in a sentence
Meaning of "wigged"
Wigged: past tense of the verb 'wig', meaning to scold or reprimand someone strongly and angrily
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- simple past tense and past participle of wig
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Kris really wigged out about that.
One of your senior partners is wigged out.
She wigged out when we were driving down.
No matter how wigged out george was.
Would not you be a little wigged out.
That one wigged me out a bit more.
The tattoo guy was wigged out too.
Get wigged out and fail the routine.
Those people are permanently wigged out.
Mason kind of wigged out a little.
Those people have permanently wigged out.
He was pretty wigged out about going all the way up there.
Tell me you are not slightly wigged.
I get why it wigged you out.
Wigged out already.
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I am still pretty wigged out about it.
I wigged out and.
Some girl totally wigged out.
Or a wigged out angel.
It was her who wigged out.
Ever since you wigged out about that anonymous letter.
But he totally wigged.
Just wigged out.
She was totally wigged.
The wigged man spoke with a degree of sympathy in his voice.
You have wigged out.
He would have done extraordinary things if he would not have wigged out.
That just wigged me out.
I am sure she was wigged.
He wigged out.
This guy here kind of wigged out and all.
Farewell the wigged troupe and old judge that made oppression virtue.
She totally wigged out.
I was wigged out and I think it caught him off guard.
My guess is that they are still wigged over the whole thing.
Wigged out by the Hijab.
He was sort of wigged out.
I was all wigged out when I got home.
And cameron wigged.
Our astronaut friend wigged out and tried to kill the mayor.
I have been wigged.
You seemed a little wigged out last night about me moving here.
I am trying to convince her Wigged.
I was all wigged out.
And Wigged Out still has that really good alibi.
Especially since Katherine wigged out and you had to give her the boot.
He did not mean anything by coming to me, he just wigged.
I am sorry I wigged on you at dinner.
I mean, tell me you are not slightly wigged.
And Wigged Out teaches sixth grade.
