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that the shiny gift box from her came with a lock, but when we took it home, we found that it had no key. Somehow we jiggered it open, but found nothing inside. But the more we -- the people, the journalists, the historians -- pry open...

sense that customers who can afford to spend are the real "Job Creators". Today, however, the levers of power are jiggered to funnel contracts, bailouts and tax breaks to the most powerful, protected by enormous corporate bribes campaign...

some means of helping us make our resources go further than they other- wise would. But if you ask me how, I am jiggered if I know."6 Between September 1939 and late 1940, Britain's foreign exchange reserves plummeted, with a projection...

SSA) would be able to adjust payments upward to real rates of inflation (about double the rate of adjustment now jiggered by the Government). The SSA could begin full payments at age 62 for most and at a lower age for those citizens...

컴퓨터를 조작했다는 확신을 계속 하고 있다(many Korean election specia lists remain convinced that a Republican team jiggered the vote-counting computers during the 1987 presidential election that brought Chun's protégé, Roh Tae Woo, to...

the other, so it couldn't be pulled out. We wanted to take him ashore at once, but Henry was game; he said he'd be jiggered if he'd leave a school like that for anything short of lockjaw; then he kept fishing away, hauling in hand over...

for foreign doctors working in northern England whose patients complain of sore "lugholes" or say they're feeling "jiggered" and can't stop "gipping." Health officials in Doncaster, South Yorkshire have compiled a guide of local dialect...

he just wiggled and giggled Now, I have no time to higgle or niggle With eels who will only whittle and giggle I jiggered the jig and squiggled and jiggled And sniggled that eel 'till he wiggled and wriggled * Sniggle: to fish for eels...

a second, I'll be back in a jiffy." {Informal} jigger Noun. An alleyway, back passage. [Liverpool use] jiggered Adj. 1. Confounded. Heard in the rather archaic exclamation, I'll be jiggered! {Informal} 2. Worn out, exhausted. jiggery...