IPA: /bɪˈwɪg/
KK: /bɪˈwɪg/
To put a wig on someone's head.
She decided to bewig the actor for the play to give him a different look.
Past: bewigged
Past Participle: bewigged
Bewig → The word 'bewig' is formed from the prefix 'be-' (meaning to cause to be or to make) and 'wig' (from Old English 'wigg', meaning a wig or hairpiece). The term 'bewig' means to put on a wig or to adorn oneself with a wig.
Think of 'making' ('be-') yourself look different by putting on a 'wig' — that's what bewig means.