“Hair has stopped growing on most of her skull, and she wears a wig to cover her baldness.”

“There was nothing about their outward appearance of the august wiggery of statecraft, nothing of the ponderous dignity of ministerial position.”

“Mary Wigman and Doris Humphrey founded the modern expressionist dance individualized by the subject of action and the dramatic expressivity of the movement.”

“I have made a tyrant of the wigmaker, and a confidant of the carpenter's apprentice, who has a magnificent voice.”

“The name is said to be an old Spanish and Italian word for a wigmaker, connected with the verb cigarrar, to roll in paper.”

“We are told that they were in the habit of playing with the children of a wigmaker who lived in the adjoining house.”

“As the emotional heat turns up, they unlace their hearts and their consciences, shedding their wigs and letting their hair down.”

“Human hair wigs can be restyled using heating devices, such as curling irons.”

“Some of the headsets have tiny, curled British barristers' wigs perched on top of them.”