English
toupeed
From toupee + -ed.
Formed from toupee + -ed
Proto-Germanic *tuppaz ‘summit, crest, tuft of hair’
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Old French top ‘tuft of hair’
Old French toupet ‘small tuft of hair, forelock’
Middle French toupet ‘small tuft of hair, forelock’
French toupet ‘small tuft of hair, forelock’
English toupee
Today it means
adj Wearing a toupee.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / toupeed