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Confidence you can order in a box, glued to the part of you that worried first.
means A wig or toupee worn to cover baldness or thinning hair.
from A straightforward compound — 'hair' plus 'piece,' meaning a detachable piece of hair — that entered English use as wigmaking became a commercial trade, offering a plainer, more clinical-sounding alternative to 'wig' or 'toupee' (the latter borrowed from French, originally meaning a lock or tuft of hair).
- ancient fix
- Egyptians wore them to block sun and shame
- wind enemy
- the real villain in every toupee movie scene
- industry euphemism
- called a system so nobody says wig
- tape vs glue
- lace-front adhesives can last up to six weeks