[f. FULL a. + BOTTOM sb.] A full-bottomed wig.

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1713.  Gay, Guardian, No. 149, 1 Sept., ¶ 5. Little master will smile when you shake his plume of feathers before him, and thrust its little knuckles in papa’s full-bottom.

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1759.  Chron., in Ann. Reg., 169/2. A flaxen full bottom suitable to the age between forty and fifty.

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1822.  T. Mitchell, Aristoph., II. 296 (The Dicast turned Gentleman).

              Whose thought and whose care
      Centre whole in their hair,
      Of whatever degree,
      Rank or kind it may be,
Full-bottom, tie, perriwig, curl, or toupee.

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