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wig on to

wig on to verb: to understand, perceive or realize (something) that isn't obvious.

Verb

wig on to (third-person singular simple present wigs on to, present participle wigging on to, simple past and past participle wigged on to)

  1. (informal) To understand, perceive or realize (something) that isn't obvious.
    • I think he's wigged on to our plan.

Forms of wig on to

third-person singular presentwigs on to
present participlewigging on to
past participlewigged on to
pastwigged on to

Questions about wig on to

What does wig on to mean?
Wig on to means to understand, perceive or realize (something) that isn't obvious.
What part of speech is wig on to?
Wig on to is a verb.
What is the past tense of wig on to?
The past tense of wig on to is wigged on to.

Words near wig on to in the dictionary

  1. wig blocks
  2. wig cap
  3. wig caps
  4. wig head
  5. wig heads
  6. wig on to
  7. wig onto
  8. wig out
  9. wig outs
  10. wig tree
  11. wig tree fern

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