I. ˈjigəl verb
( jiggled ; jiggled ; jiggling -g(ə)liŋ ; jiggles )
Etymology: freq. of jig (II)
intransitive verb
: to move with quick little continuous jerks or oscillating motions back and forth or up and down
jiggling like a doll on a coiled spring — Raymond Chandler
transitive verb
: to cause to jiggle
jiggled the cup to mix the milk and the coffee — Wirt Williams
II. noun
( -s )
1. : the motion of one that jiggles
2. : a brief contrived fluctuation in the price of a stock more limited than a pool operation