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Jib Jibe Jig Jingoism


~ JIB  id+ | PROJECTING ARM |
       id+ | FORWARD TRIANGULAR SAIL
~ JIBE id+ | SHIFT FROM SIDE TO SIDE |
~ JIG  id+ | VIGOR |
^      id+ | RECURRENT MOTION |
       note see> JUMP  see> LIMP
            see> GIBBUS
            see> HUMP
~ JINGOISM  id+ | AGGRESSIVE PROMOTION |
            by persisting motions
  hx> JIG EMPHASIZES A BACK AND FORTH MOTION
      as in DANCE or JIG SAW or JIGSAW
  art> JIG IS AN
       ANCIENT POPULAR VIGOROUS DANCE
  PERFORMED TO THE TUNE OF A GIGUE or
  A FIDDLE
  J S BACH [#] COMPOSED SPIRITED PIECES
  POPULAR TO THIS DAY AND CALLED
  eng GIGA    = A SPIRITED TYPE OF
                CLASSIC MUSICAL PIECE
      GIGE      or
      GIGUE     FIDDLE    in sp = LAUD
      GIGOLO    MAN ASSOCIATED WITH A DANCING WOMAN
      GIGGOLO   idem
      JIG       DECEIVE CHEAT      sug> JAIL
                slur> to denote BLACK PERSON
      JOG       SHOCK
                RUN as in
      JOGGING   which induces
      JOGGLE    TO SHAKE
      GOGGLE    or
       OGGLE    TO STARE
      JIGGER    A DEVICE TO SHAKE AND MIX LIQUIDS
      JIGGER    USED FOR JERK LIKE MOVEMENTS
      JINGLE    SERIES OF SOUNDS
      JINGO     or               sug> JINXED
      JINK      MOVE ABRUPTLY  TO DODGE
      JERK      SHARP PULL OR TWIST  also STUPID
      JERKY     DRIED MEAT from sp CHARQUI
  med> JERKY MOTION is noted among those with
       CEREBRAL PALSY who in about 50% OF INSTANCES
  ALSO ARE MENTALLY SUBNORMAL
  ply> | many stare at how
         JOGGERS WIGGLE and
         JERK JIGGLE and JOGGLE their eyes |
  see> HAUNCH    see> HUNCH    see> GIBBUS
  see> KYPHOSIS  see> SCOLIOSIS

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