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rejigger en · VERB

Etymology

From re- + jigger.

Meanings

1. (transitive) To rejig.
   • But if the spirit of the law was a blow to black rifles, the letter of it allowed them to live on and thrive... All they had to do was rejigger their designs to reduce the number of offending features. 2007 June 4, Andrew Park, “Call for ban on 'black rifles' prompts a backlash by gun enthusiasts”, in The New York Times:

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Synonyms

rejiggle