jigged

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb jigged is

(jig).

As verbs the difference between jigged and jigget

is that jigged is (jig) while jigget is (dated) to gad; to move from one place to another in a (seemingly) flippant or idle manner.

As a noun jigget is

a leg (of meat, regarded as food); a gigot of beef or lamb or other meat.

As verbs the difference between digged and jigged

is that digged is (archaic) (dig) while jigged is (jig).

As verbs the difference between jiggled and jigged

is that jiggled is past tense of jiggle while jigged is past tense of jig.

As verbs the difference between jigged and wigged

is that jigged is (jig) while wigged is (wig).

As a verb jigged

is (jig).

As an adjective nigged is

(masonry) roughly shaped with a stonecutter's hammer; hammer-dressed.

As verbs the difference between gigged and jigged

is that gigged is past tense of gig while jigged is past tense of jig.

As verbs the difference between bigged and jigged

is that bigged is (big) while jigged is (jig).

As verbs the difference between jugged and jigged

is that jugged is (jug) while jigged is (jig).

As an adjective jugged

is (slang) (in combination ) having a specified kind of jugs (breasts).

As verbs the difference between jigged and figged

is that jigged is past tense of jig while figged is past tense of fig.