| As there was no going to the court of France in those days without permission of the wigmaker, a wigmaker of course was sent for. |
| The name is said to be an old Spanish and Italian word for a wigmaker, connected with the verb cigarrar, to roll in paper. |
| Diane will top up the total by selling her hair to wigmaker Banbury Postiche. |
| We are told that they were in the habit of playing with the children of a wigmaker who lived in the adjoining house. |
| I have made a tyrant of the wigmaker, and a confidant of the carpenter's apprentice, who has a magnificent voice. |
