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sigged

sigged is the simple past and past participle of sig.

Meaning of sig

Verb

sig (third-person singular simple present sigs, present participle sigging, simple past and past participle sigged)

  1. (intransitive, slang, African-American Vernacular) To good-naturedly make fun of someone; to signify.
    • And it is a matter of pride. No Black person wants to be "sigged" about or capped all over.1969 September, Carolyn M[arie] Rodgers, “Black Poetry—Where It's At”, in Negro Digest, volume XVIII, number 11, Chicago, I.L.: Johnson Publishing Company, Inc., →OCLC, page 16
    Synonyms:
    banter, jone

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Questions about sigged

What is sigged the simple past and past participle of?
Sigged is the simple past and past participle of sig.

Words near sigged in the dictionary

  1. SigEp
  2. SigEps
  3. sigfile
  4. sigfiles
  5. Sigg
  6. sigged
  7. siggie
  8. siggies
  9. sigging
  10. Sigglesthorne
  11. Siggs

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