" jiggers "

 [ "jiggers" ]

1: a southeast texas maybe broader slang for Ecstasy pills. Street MDMA

  * e.g.,  ... Hey man them jiggers are blue rhinos and I rolled hard. 

 [ "jiggers" ]

1: lookout, watching.

  * e.g.,  ... Ace Dog held jiggers while I stump broke that punk. 

 [ "jiggers" ]

1: An exclamation - expression of surprise.

  * e.g.,  ... "Jiggers, it's the fuzz!!" 

 [ "Jiggerism" ]

1: Combo of nigger and judaism

  * e.g.,  ... I support jiggerism 

 [ "jiggered" ]

1: Very, very tired...

  * e.g.,  ... I can't go out mate, I'm jiggered at the moment! 

 [ "Jiggered" ]

1: An exclamation to use among quaint and polite circles, when really you mean buggered.

  * e.g.,  ... "Well, I'll be jiggered!" ejaculated Auntie Gladys, when Gracie won bingo the third time that day. 

 [ "Jigger" ]

1: Slang term for a modern day theodolite, total station as used by land surveyors. It stands mounted on top of a tripod.

  * e.g.,  ... The Surveyor's Assistant stands behind the jigger. 

 [ "Jigger" ]

1: A word which in the English Language has 28 meanings as seen on QI. the British Comedy panel show which is Quite Interesting including It is a measuring device (a jigger of rum), a handcar, a sail, a small weight, a snooker rest, a type of flea, a prison cell, a boot-sole polisher, an old-looking person, a distillery, a penis, a copper's knife, a potter's wheel, a back passage (allyway or anus, a lathe, a woman's coat, a sieve, a dancer, a pulley, a door, a thingummy, a golf club, a ouija board, a policeman, and a vagina.

  * e.g.,  ... Liverpool that jigger (allyway) is too dark and scary. I had my finger in her jigger vagina 

 [ "jigger" ]

1: A jigger is a unit of measurment when dealing with alcohol. One jigger is 1 1/2 oz, the ammount of alcohol in most highballs as well as the size of a shot.

  * e.g.,  ... Bartender 1 picks up jigger to measure 

 [ "jigger" ]

1: A kid's go cart made from a scaffold plank, some bits of wood (axles), a piece of rope (steering) and a set of pram wheels (preferably 'Silver Cross'). The term was certainly used in the Tottenham area of N.London during the late 60s.

  * e.g.,  ... 'Look at those old pram wheels. They'd be great for a jigger'.