wiggy
Americanadjective
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crazy or eccentric.
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crazed or delirious.
Etymology
Origin of wiggy
Example Sentences
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Miko showcases her flow —fresh, agile, irresistible — on “Wiggy,” an ode to old-school hip-hop with references to early 2000s novelty smash “Aserejé” and a bass line that thumps restlessly as she waxes poetic about clubbing and her lust for another woman.
From Los Angeles Times
The next, Germanotta is posting photos of himself with the drag performers and tweeting messages like, “All monsters are welcome” and “LaLa Wiggy will be back soon.”
From Slate
These are just a few of the powerhouse names at the core of Apple TV+’s wiggy comedy series “Palm Royale.”
From Los Angeles Times
Her efforts have not led to her being reunited with Wiggy.
From BBC
Owner Kim Shelley described Wiggy as "a bit of a character... who loves a cuddle" and had never emitted a pungent smell.
From BBC
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