1. wearing a wig
Usage: often used to describe judges, lawyers, or historical figures

Examples

• The bewigged judge entered the courtroom with great ceremony.
• Portraits of bewigged gentlemen lined the walls of the old mansion.
• The actor appeared bewigged and powdered for his role as a colonial aristocrat.
• Bewigged barristers still practice in some British courts today.
• The museum displayed mannequins of bewigged 18th-century nobles.
• She laughed at the sight of her bewigged grandfather in the old photograph.