noun a small, slender measuring device for liquor, typically holding 1 1/2 ounces
verb to alter or manipulate in a way that is not strictly honest or legal, often in a small or subtle way
In music, a jigger can be a slang term for a musical instrument or a musical riff.
In cooking, a jigger can refer to a small measuring device used for precise measurements of liquid ingredients.
In engineering, a jigger can refer to a type of lifting device used for moving heavy objects.
In mining, a jigger is a machine used to separate ore from waste material by pulsating water through a bed of ore.
In textiles, a jigger is a dyeing machine used to impart color to fabrics.
In fishing, a jigger can refer to a type of fishing lure or jig used to attract fish.
In informal language, 'jigger' can be used as a placeholder for an unspecified object or thing.
A jigger is a small measuring tool used in bartending to accurately measure and pour liquid ingredients for cocktails.
A jigger is a measuring tool used by bartenders to accurately pour specific amounts of alcohol into cocktails.
In a professional kitchen, a jigger may be used to measure out precise amounts of ingredients for recipes.
A tailor may use a jigger to measure and mark fabric for cutting and sewing garments.