Jigger

Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 26
(jig'gr.) [From jig.] (Naut.) An apparatus consisting of a piece of rope abt. 5 ft. in length, fitted with a block at one end, and a sheave at the other: used in belaying a cable while being hauled in. [s. 504]
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