wiglike

wiglike

English

Etymology

    From wig + -like.

    Adjective

    wiglike (comparative more wiglike, superlative most wiglike)

    1. Like a wig.
      • 2005, Lawrence Cunningham with John Reich, Culture and Values: A Survey of the Humanities, page 43:
        Unlike the kouros, the figure is completely clothed, although both have the same rigid stance, arms by sides, and wiglike hair.