jigging machine

[JIGGER (1), II. 6.] *jig-gish, a. [Eng. jig ; -ish.] 1. Of or pertaining to a jig; resembling or fitted for a jig. 2. Playful, frisky. IMG:content-0129.png:[blocks in formation] *Jig-gum-bob, *jig-gam-bob, s. [Cf. THINGUMBOB. A knick-knack, a trinket, a play. jig-jog, s. & a. [A reduplication of jog (q. v.).] A. As subst.: A jogging, jolting motion. B. As adj .: Having the motion described supra . *jig-māk-er, *jigge-mak-er, s. [Eng. jig , and maker .] 1. A writer or composer of jigs. 2. A ballad-maker. jig-pin, s. [Eng.jig, and pin.] Min.: A pin used to hold the turn-beams and prevent them from turning. ji-hăd, jě-hăd', s . [Arabic.] A holy war proclaimed by the Mu ulmans against Christians. The Sheeahs do not now consider it legitimate to do this. The Soonees reserve the measure for great emergencies. Fanatics attempted to set one on foot in India in 1877. Sheik ul Islam, at Constantinople, proclaimed one against the Ru ians about 1877.