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campaign wig

campaign wig noun: a style of wig worn primarily by military officers and travelers in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, featuring a short pigtail tied with ribbon, short sidelocks, and curls around the forehead.

Noun

campaign wig (plural campaign wigs)

  1. (historical) A style of wig worn primarily by military officers and travelers in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, featuring a short pigtail tied with ribbon, short sidelocks, and curls around the forehead.

Forms of campaign wig

pluralcampaign wigs

Questions about campaign wig

What does campaign wig mean?
Campaign wig means a style of wig worn primarily by military officers and travelers in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, featuring a short pigtail tied with ribbon, short sidelocks, and curls around the forehead.
What part of speech is campaign wig?
Campaign wig is a noun.
What is the plural of campaign wig?
The plural of campaign wig is campaign wigs.

Words near campaign wig in the dictionary

  1. campaign groups
  2. campaign hat
  3. campaign hats
  4. campaign plan
  5. campaign plans
  6. campaign wig
  7. campaign wigs
  8. campaigned
  9. campaigner
  10. campaigners
  11. campaigning

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