Significados de periwig (periwigs) en inglés

But in that age of periwigs this misfortune was of little importance.

She saw him scribbling upon curl-papers instead of attending to his periwigs.

My Cousin Tom and I wore our own hair, and no periwigs.

Of these, three were small periwigs worth but a pound apiece.

Look ye at them, with their white faces and their swords and periwigs!

In time there were no more swords, three-cornered hats, or periwigs in The Street.

Alas, all he could make out were a lot of blokes in white periwigs.

May, surveyor of the works, in long periwigs, as spectators of Christ healing the sick.

Good lord, but why did English men insist on wearing those hideous periwigs on their heads?

The Peers at a conference begin to pommel each other and to tear collars and periwigs.

He had heard too much talk of periwigs not to feel resolved to wear one himself.

We have directed attention to the large periwigs, and given a portrait of the Earl of Albemarle wearing one.

You must know, the ladies of Norfolk universally wear periwigs, and affirm that it is the fashion at London.

In the place of conical hats and muskets there were three-cornered hats and small-swords, and lace and snowy periwigs.

Embroidered garments of showy colors, enormous periwigs, gold-laced hats, and silver-hilted swords glided past him and dazzled his optics.

There were straws, I confess, in the hair of the older poets; the eighteenth-century men stuck straws in their periwigs.