"begigged" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1914, Amélie Rives, World's-End, page 334",
          "text": "They go about tricking out their […] phantasies in sorts of Montezuma cloaks of painted feathers, and presto ! one fine day they wake to find themselves begigged over a squaw or a Lapland wench.",
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          "ref": "1950, Eleanor Mercein Kelly, Richard Walden's Wife, page 206",
          "text": "\"She's as begigged about you as any of them.\"",
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        "Infatuated, crazy."
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        "(chiefly Southern US, colloquial, dated) Infatuated, crazy."
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          "text": "\"She's as begigged about you as any of them.\"",
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        "Infatuated, crazy."
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        "(chiefly Southern US, colloquial, dated) Infatuated, crazy."
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