ppl. a. [UN-1 8.] Not covered with a wig.
1845. Ld. Cockburn, Circuit Journeys (1888), 269. [Lord] Moncrieff … went … and heard his friend … preach. He was unwigged, but perfectly well known in that congregation.
1895. J. C. Snaith, Mistr. D. Marvin, v. His unshaved chin, his unwigged head.
