Afro-wig
- noun
- /ˈæfroʊ wɪɡ/
- At the theater, the actors donned exaggerated afro-wigs to portray characters from the era.
So they'd have sort of Afro wigs or moustaches or whatever to sort of dress them up.
- So they'd have sort of Afro wigs or moustaches or whatever to sort of dress them up.
Examples
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For the costume party, she wore a vibrant afro-wig that perfectly matched her colorful outfit.
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He completed his 70s disco look with a fluffy afro-wig that had everyone dancing to the music.
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So they'd have sort of Afro wigs or moustaches or whatever to sort of dress them up.
Synonyms
A fake hair covering for the whole head used to hide hair loss or for acting and fashion
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Afro-wig comes from Afro, a short word for the round, tightly curled hairstyle that became popular in the 1960s and shows pride in hair 'from Africa', and wig, a piece of 'artificial hair'. So, an Afro-wig is a wig made to look like an Afro.