Meaning & use
Rejigger
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To rearrange or adjust something, typically to improve or fix it.
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The coach had to rejigger the lineup after two starters got injured.
Marketing decided to rejigger the campaign's budget midway through the quarter.
A note on using this word
Chiefly American and informal, "rejigger" is built on the earlier verb "jigger," meaning to move something slightly or tinker with it.
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