jigger 的定义
- a person or thing that jigs.
- Nautical. the lowermost sail set on a jiggermast. jiggermast. a light tackle, as a gun tackle.
- any of various mechanical devices, many of which have a jerky or jolting motion.
- Informal. some contrivance, article, or part that one cannot or does not name more precisely: What is that little jigger on the pistol?
- Ceramics. a machine for forming plates or the like in a plaster mold rotating beneath a template.
- Mining. a jig for separating ore.
- a jig for fishing.
- Golf. a club with an iron head intermediate between a mashie and a midiron, now rarely used.
- Billiards, Pool. a bridge.
- a 1½-oz. measure used in cocktail recipes.a small whiskey glass holding 1½ ounces.
jigger 近义词
gadget
drop
更多jigger例句
- When I drank at all, I barely bothered to jigger my pours to get the proportions right.
- Every jigger and strainer and bar spoon passes through the hands of several artists, all compensated for their efforts before the company ever turns a profit, which may help account for the high price tag.
- Serve it as is from the pot for kids; add a jigger of rum, brandy, or Calvados for the grownups.
- I mean, if I was trying to jigger into—well, I guess this is my house now, so [ laughter] it probably wouldn't happen.
- “I mean, if I was trying to jigger into—well, I guess this is my house now, so it probably wouldn't happen,” he explained.
- Here a sort of jigger-tackle held them in a bunch bound fast to a single cable, capable of being directed by one arm.
- Turpin treated him as he had done the dub at the knapping jigger, and cleared the driver and his little wain with ease.
- Something tells me that my tongue is doomed to wag forever to the jigger of that remorseless jingle.
- If he pulled the mid-iron from his bag the jigger would be placed in nomination.
- He said he felt pains in his interior, and drank a jigger of whisky.