- a person or thing that jigs.
- Nautical.
- the lowermost sail set on ajiggermast.
- jiggermast.
- a light tackle, as a gun tackle.
- any of various mechanical devices, many of which have a jerky or jolting motion.
- some contrivance, article, or part that one cannot or does not name more precisely: What is that little jigger on the pistol?
- a machine for forming plates or the like in a plaster mold rotating beneath a template.
- a jig for separating ore.
- a jig for fishing.
- a club with an iron head intermediate between a mashie and a midiron, now rarely used.
- a bridge.
- a 1½-oz. (45-milliliter) measure used in cocktail recipes.
- a small whiskey glass holding 1½ ounces (45 milliliters).
- to interfere with.
- to manipulate or alter, especially in order to get something done illegally or unethically: to jigger company records to conceal a loss.
- a person or thing that jigs
- an iron, now obsolete, with a thin blade, used for hitting long shots from a bare lie
- any of a number of mechanical devices having a vibratory or jerking motion
- a light lifting tackle used on ships
- a small glass, esp for whisky, with a capacity of about one and a half ounces
- a light hand- or power-propelled vehicle used on railway lines
- a type of hydraulic lift in which a hydraulic ram operates the lift through a block and tackle which increases the length of the stroke
- a device used when setting a gill net beneath ice
- mining another word for jig (def. 5)
- nautical short for jiggermast
- billiards another word for bridge 1 (def. 10)
- a device or thing the name of which is unknown or temporarily forgotten
- an alleyway
- other names for the chigoe (def. 1)
