ETYM Freq. of jig.
To move to and fro; SYN. joggle, wiggle.

1. To give a slight push to.
2. To run for exercise.
3. To stimulate to remember.

To fasten or join with a joggle.
Tooth or pin to prevent surfaces from slipping.

To move or cause to move with a sudden jerky motion; SYN. jar.

To bump or jolt.

(Homonym: sheik).
(Irregular preterit, past participle: shook, shaken).
1. To move back and forth quickly; SYN. agitate.
2. To bring to a specified condition by or as if by shaking.
3. To get rid of; SYN. shake off, throw off, escape from.
4. To undermine or weaken.

A slow pace of running; SYN. trot, lope.