British Dictionary definitions for wigger

wigger

wigga

noun

slang, derogatory a white youth who adopts black youth culture by adopting its speech, wearing its clothes, and listening to its music

Word Origin

C20: from a blend of white + nigger

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Examples from the Web for wigger

Historical Examples

Regarded as a bibelot, Mrs. Wigger was, I think, of the first perfection.
Turns about Town
Robert Cortes Holliday
In the northern part the Wigger, the Suhr and the Wynen streams flow through shallow valleys, separated by low hills.
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Perhaps it is a great assumption of talent to attempt to describe Mr. Wigger's hair.
Peeps at People
Robert Cortes Holliday
Mr. Fife has a "furnished room" somewhere around on the next street, and only takes his meals at Mrs. Wigger's.
Peeps at People
Robert Cortes Holliday
But as this human life sits here at Mrs. Wigger's board a clerk is here, with his past and his future.
Peeps at People
Robert Cortes Holliday

wigger

wigga

Word Origin

Examples from the Web for wigger

Historical Examples

Regarded as a bibelot, Mrs. Wigger was, I think, of the first perfection.

In the northern part the Wigger, the Suhr and the Wynen streams flow through shallow valleys, separated by low hills.

Perhaps it is a great assumption of talent to attempt to describe Mr. Wigger's hair.

Mr. Fife has a "furnished room" somewhere around on the next street, and only takes his meals at Mrs. Wigger's.

But as this human life sits here at Mrs. Wigger's board a clerk is here, with his past and his future.