peruke (Meaning)
Wordnet
peruke (n)
a wig for men that was fashionable in the 17th and 18th centuries
Webster
peruke (n.)
A wig; a periwig.
Webster
peruke (v. t.)
To dress with a peruke.
Synonyms & Antonyms of peruke
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peruke Sentence Examples
- The judge wore an elaborate peruke during the trial, adding an air of formality to the proceedings.
- The actor donned a powdered peruke for his portrayal of a 18th-century courtier.
- The young girl sighed as she adjusted her uncomfortable peruke before the school's annual pageant.
- The mannequin in the museum display wore a majestic peruke made from human hair.
- The lawyer's peruke seemed to dance as she made her impassioned plea to the jury.
- The wedding ceremony was a lavish affair, with the bride and groom both wearing white perukes.
- The actress's peruke caught fire during the performance, causing a minor delay.
- The historian carefully examined the ancient peruke, hoping to uncover clues about its origins.
- The artist's painting depicted a group of wealthy aristocrats wearing stylish perukes.
- The museum's collection of perukes provided a fascinating glimpse into the history of hair fashion.
FAQs About the word peruke
a wig for men that was fashionable in the 17th and 18th centuriesA wig; a periwig., To dress with a peruke.
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The judge wore an elaborate peruke during the trial, adding an air of formality to the proceedings.
The actor donned a powdered peruke for his portrayal of a 18th-century courtier.
The young girl sighed as she adjusted her uncomfortable peruke before the school's annual pageant.
The mannequin in the museum display wore a majestic peruke made from human hair.
