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wigged-out

wigged-out adjective: very excited; crazy, frantic, zany.

Adjective

wigged-out (comparative more wigged-out, superlative most wigged-out)

  1. (slang) Very excited; crazy, frantic, zany.
    • Others are getting their kicks through the increasingly wacky, wigged-out Tokyo getups that look like something imported from Carnaby Street.2001 July 9, Ginny Parker, “Tokyo Takes a Trip”, in Time
    • In Phoenix, a man bit off and swallowed the thumb of his 2-year-old son in a wigged-out attempt to mix their DNA.2002 July 22, Debra Rosenberg, Suzanne Smalley, “'I Felt Like I Wanted To Hurt People'”, in newsweek.com
    Synonyms:
    excited, kooky, nutty, wacky, zany

Synonyms of wigged-out

All synonyms of wigged-out

Forms of wigged-out

comparativemore wigged-out
superlativemost wigged-out

Questions about wigged-out

What does wigged-out mean?
Wigged-out means very excited; crazy, frantic, zany.
What part of speech is wigged-out?
Wigged-out is an adjective.

Words near wigged-out in the dictionary

  1. wiggaz
  2. wigged
  3. wigged on to
  4. wigged onto
  5. wigged out
  6. wigged-out
  7. wigger
  8. wiggeries
  9. wiggerish
  10. wiggers
  11. wiggery

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