Joggle

usgb/ˈdʒɑːɡl/
verb

To move or cause something to move with small quick movements back and forth or from side to side.

The train joggled along the tracks.
Visual representation of "joggle" - To move or cause something to move with small quick movements back and forth or from side to side.

Often appears as...

  • joggled along
  • joggled slightly
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Visual representation of "joggle"
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Slight Motion

Use 'joggle' to describe gentle, repetitive movements, usually small in range.

Illustration for Slight Motion
She joggled the baby's cradle to soothe him.
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Not Smooth

'Joggle' implies a motion that's not smooth or steady, often accidental.

Illustration for Not Smooth
He joggled her arm, spilling her drink.
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Physical Contact

Often, 'joggle' suggests direct physical contact causing the movement.

Illustration for Physical Contact
I joggled the lock until the key turned.
Visual representation of the word "Joggle"

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