joggle

ˈdʒɒɡl̩

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Definition of joggle - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

movement

Rare

slight irregular shake or jarring movement

Rare

The joggle of the train made the passengers uneasy..

jolt

shake

tremor

construction

TECH.

joint with a projection fitting into a notch

TECH.

The carpenter used a joggle to join the beams.

mortise

tenon

technology

TECH.

step formed by two reverse bends

TECH.

The metal sheet had a joggle for added strength.

offset

step

Verb

move jerkily

intr.

Rare

move slightly with a jerky motion

intr.

Rare

He joggled the key in the lock until it turned..

jerk

jiggle

performance

intr.

Rare

jog while juggling

intr.

Rare

She loves to joggle in the park.

bounce

jog

juggle

architecture

tr.

TECH.

join building materials to prevent sliding apart

tr.

TECH.

The stones were joggled to ensure stability.

connect

join

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Images of joggle

joint with a projection fitting into a notch
step formed by two reverse bends

Origin of joggle

English, jog (shake) + -le (diminutive suffix)

Examples of joggle in a sentence

A sudden joggle caused the coffee to spill.
The architect specified a joggle for the stonework.
A joggle was necessary to secure the structure.
The engineer designed a joggle for the joint.
A joggle was necessary to fit the parts together.
The car joggled as it went over the rough road.

She joggled the handle until the door opened.
He can joggle while listening to music.
They decided to joggle during the charity event.
The bricks were joggled carefully to fit the design.
They joggled the tiles to create a seamless pattern.

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French:secousse, secouer, ...
German:Ruckeln, ruckeln, ...
Italian:tremolio, muovere bruscamente, ...
Spanish:sacudida, mover bruscamente, ...
Portuguese:sacudida, sacudir, ...
Chinese:震动, 晃动, ...
Japanese:揺れ, ガタガタ動かす, ...
Arabic:اهتزاز, هَزَّ, ...
Hebrew:טִלְטוּל, לְנַעֵנַע, ...
Russian:тряска, покачивать, ...
Ukrainian:тряска, сіпати, ...
Hindi:हलचल, झटका देना, ...
Bengali:ঝাঁকুনি, ঝাঁকুনি দেওয়া, ...
Catalan:sacsejada, sacsejar, ...
Czech:škubnutí, zakvedlat, ...
Danish:rysten, ryste, ...
Dutch:schok, schokken, ...
Greek:κλυδωνισμός, κουνώ, ...
Hungarian:zökkenés, mozgatni, ...
Khmer:ការញ័រតិចៗ, កក្រើកបន្តិច, ...
Korean:흔들림, 흔들다, ...
Persian:لرزش, تکان دادن, ...
Polish:wstrząs, potrząsać, ...
Portuguese (BR):sacudida, sacudir, ...
Romanian:zgâlțâială, a scutura, ...
Swedish:skakning, skaka till, ...
Thai:การสั่น, ขยับ, ...
Turkish:sarsıntı, sarsmak, ...
Vietnamese:sự rung lắc, lắc lư, ...

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