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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   jigger

   • IPA[ˈjiɡər]

   美式

   • n.
     a machine or vehicle with a part that rocks or moves back and forth, e.g., a jigsaw；a person who dances a jig.
   • v.
     rearrange or tamper with

   • noun: jigger, plural noun: jiggers

2. • 釋義

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a machine or vehicle with a part that rocks or moves back and forth, e.g., a jigsaw they invented a jigger that pulls nets under the ice
   • 2. a person who dances a jig.
   • 3. a small fore-and-aft sail set at the stern of a ship.
   • ▪ a small tackle consisting of a double and single block or two single blocks with a rope.
   • 4. a measure or small glass of spirits or wine a jigger or two of rum
   • 5. dated a metal golf club with a narrow face.
   • 6. US used to refer to a thing whose name one does not know or does not wish to mention see them little jiggers?

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. informal rearrange or tamper with conventional price indexes often jigger the market basket's content