wigger
/ˈwɪɡər/Definitions
1. noun
A person, typically a white person, who adopts the cultural and linguistic characteristics of African Americans, often in a stereotypical or superficial manner.
“She was accused of cultural appropriation and being a wigger at the music festival.”
2. verb
To adopt or imitate the cultural and linguistic characteristics of African Americans in a way that is seen as superficial or stereotypical.
“He was wiggering at the party, using slang and trying to dance like a rapper.”