Sentence examples for the toupee from inspiring English sources
noun
A wig of false hair worn to cover a bald spot, especially as worn by a man.
Sheriff Alexander said Mr. Traficant was allowed to keep the toupee at the Summit County Jail.
"Rock was really upright about the toupee," Ali's trainer, Angelo Dundee, said.
The toupee is actually a cluster of air plants, tropical ferns that feed off the moisture from Ponsa's cooking.
But the toupee also has a tradition among Hollywood's strong, silent types.
Two barbers -- one Catholic, the other Protestant -- form an alliance to corner the toupee market in Northern Ireland.
Friends, family and his office workers, accustomed to seeing him without the toupee, had been urging him to remove it.
Similarities to the dating don dada Take Me Out are as apparent as the toupee-taped bosoms Laura keeps pointing the mic at.
So desperate were they to find viable alternatives to the toupee-wearing hosts of yore that the BBC even employed John McEnroe as a gameshow presenter at one stage.
He had a similar, but slightly louder relationship with the toupee-wearing American broadcaster Howard Cosell, who sometimes let his ego dip to accommodate Ali at his most rampant in post-fight interviews.
The puppets marveled at the toupee-wearing Grump, who had the "most trash of any grouch in the world".
Veteran character actor Strother Martin makes the perfect weasel as smarmy team manager Joe McGrath, and Andrew Duncan is memorable as a radio announcer with the worst toupee on the planet.
