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    wig
    [wiɡ]
    verb
    wigging (present participle)
    1. BRITISH ENGLISH
      informal
      dated
      rebuke (someone) severely:
      "I had often occasion to wig him for getting drunk"
    Origin
    early 19th century: apparently from wig, perhaps from bigwig and associated with a rebuke given by a person in authority.
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    verb
    1. rebuke (someone) severely:
      remonstrate with
      call to account
      take to task
      haul someone over the coals
      give someone a telling-off
      give someone a dressing-down
      give someone an earful
      give someone a roasting
      give someone a talking-to
      give someone a rocket
      give someone a rollicking
      rap over the knuckles
      slap someone's wrist
      send someone away with a flea in their ear
      blow up at
      give someone a caning
      put on the mat
      tear someone off a strip
      give someone some stick
      give someone a wigging
      give someone a row
      ream out
      take to the woodshed
      bollock
      give someone a bollocking
      rip someone a new arsehole
      rip someone a new asshole
      give someone a rating
      Opposite:
     
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  1. wigging [ wig-ing ] show ipa See synonyms for wigging on Thesaurus.com nounBritish Informal. a scolding or reproof.
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    wigging noun [ S ] uk / ˈwɪɡ.ɪŋ / us / ˈwɪɡ.ɪŋ / Add to word list UK old-fashioned informal an occasion when someone criticizes or speaks angrily to someone else about something that person has said or done:
    dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/wigging
    Britannica Dictionary definition of WIGGING [singular] British, old-fashioned : an occurrence in which someone speaks in a very angry and critical way to someone who has done something wrong : a severe scolding
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