wigmaker

[ wig-mey-ker ]

noun

1. a person who makes or sells wigs.

Word History and Origins

Origin of wigmaker¹

First recorded in 1705–15; wig + maker

Example Sentences

Despite being a wigmaker for eight years, she said it was not an easy task as she "felt exhausted" during the process.

From BBC

I sent off for a brochure from a wigmaker, but instead a furtive-looking man knocked on the door one Sunday morning.

From The Guardian

Hugh White, saying White had refused to pay a bill to a wigmaker.

From Fox News

Women sell their locks to local wigmakers in Colombia for around $10-30, depending on length and quality.

From Fox News

Carrying a wig in rollers in her purse, Ashley Callahan, who works as a theater wigmaker, stood aboard an N train on Friday, detailing her lopsided commute.

From New York Times