wiggy

[wig-ee]

adjective

Slang.

wiggier, wiggiest 

1. crazy or eccentric.

2. crazed or delirious.

Word History and Origins

Origin of wiggy¹

First recorded in 1810–20; wig + -y ¹

Example Sentences

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.

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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.”

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These are just a few of the powerhouse names at the core of Apple TV+’s wiggy comedy series “Palm Royale.”

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Her efforts have not led to her being reunited with Wiggy.

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Owner Kim Shelley described Wiggy as "a bit of a character... who loves a cuddle" and had never emitted a pungent smell.

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