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Wigsnatchin' 

Wigsnatchin' is a term now used on The Leeds Gay Scene. It relates to the idea of steeling people "friends" and links in with the idea of jealousy.

Others terms could be used in a trans-gender way as in - wearing a wig or dressing in Drag.
(i) I'm going to be wigsnatchin' tonight!

(ii) Who's wig have you snatched?

(iii) I'll steel your weave!

(iiii) I don't think I did any Wigsnatchin' last night!
Wigsnatchin' by Leedsscene May 18, 2011
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When someone, sometimes unexpectedly & abruptly, "air out someone's dirty laundry" in front of many people. It's not normally malicious & is justified, because the "wig snatcher" is correcting a wrong, normally by blowing up "someone's spot", "throwing under the bus" or "putting someone on blast", for slander & lies that a person or people are telling about other individuals. It's meant to cause the "wig snatchee" shame or to be exposed as a liar. Wig snatching is normally backed by truths & facts from prior events that took place or conversations had.
I rolled up to this lady that I used to work with, which just so happened be talking to a person that we mutually know. As the lady, greeted me happily. Suddenly, the person we mutually know was like, "Name, you remember that time we were hanging out, & you said that all that stuff about Hector? I thought you didn't like him with all that shit you were talking.." #WIGSNATCH I wish you could've seen the look on this lady's face!!! HAHAHAHA!
wigsnatch by WigSnatcher October 30, 2013
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