The weight in its beaded eyes would allow for a jigging retrieve.

None of your bloody jigging about concerned with it!'

Early solo dancing was composed mostly of extemporaneous jigging done by men.

All that constant jigging and jiggling eventually grew relentless.

But if it is repeated too often the incessant jigging of hands makes the audience restless, too.

A man who can ignore your jigging and squawking could beat you every time and, if I may say so, with either hand."

"We should take an official vote, you know, Sumitral said, looking out over the jigging, whirling mass of colonists.

If he stayed here he would go up in a jigging, screaming blaze of spontaneous combustion.

Their orbit should take them over the worst of the Docks junk, but the ride was a constant jigging as the ship avoided other debris.

With a visible effort Zarn slowed his jigging and looked toward Riker.

The sergeant did a jigging, shuffling deathdance and then fell backward through the shattered remains of the broadcast booth's glass wall.

"What brings thee from thy merry mates, and all the fiddling and the jigging?

"Walleye Jigging"

How long Antony sat his jigging, prancing horse he didn't know, but when his mind cleared enough to look sideways at his marshals, they had gone.

Rufe Brush called for some dancing but was silenced by an oat scone; dancing and jigging was out of the question after having eaten so much.

For successful jigging, the jigger needs to use a rod which is good for feeling a strike, and needs to stay in contact with the lure and get it to where the fish are.

The Reverend Buddy Winkler avoided any mention of football or television in his eulogy, although he did relate a couple of incidents that had to do with the jigging of frogs.

When it became evident that Ms. Ryan's jig had an extra jive, she was sent to a dance teacher, Donny Golden of Mineola, the Arthur Murray of Irish jigging.

Prim sailors on the Harte lined the rail, staring in astonishment at the mopping and mowing, and walking on hands, and obscene singing, and wild jigging of the Caine crew.

There was some good-hearted jigging, an attempt at forming a snake and some rather indiscreet importuning of the Western ladies by inebriated Russian officers whose intentions, it can confidently be said, were not entirely honourable.

He sent the kilts to Casr, the tryst was called, the swordsmen assembled, and Shonsu appeared, bearing the seventh sword-and a jigging, mocking theme described how the swordsmen spurned him and drove him from the lodge.

If you are being used, then the jig is up.

The moment I opened a door, the jig was up.

For now the jig was up and all of them would know it.

No one can say what they might do if word gets around that the jig is up.

Once you do let it in, really, the jig is up.

I am trying to get them all to safety in jig time.

I'm supposed to be let off easy after the jig is up.

"It was never meant for people to get their jig on."

Then he did a mad little jig on the floor.

The music for another dance, a jig, began while he was sitting down.

The mother of all headaches was doing a jig behind his eyes.

"Unless the jig had some other reason to be about it."

A guy could be dancing a jig up above and he would never feel it.

They were there in jig time; the new driver more than made up the lost minutes.

I was too busy trying not to dance a jig.

A character that could still dance a jig after 45 years?

This can make it harder to work with when using a jig.

I followed, trying not to give in to the urge to do a little jig.

He got up from his chair, did a funny little jig, and sat down again.

The man on the street looked like that for just a second or two: as though he were dancing a jig.

If she'd got killed in her car coming here today, you'd have been dancing a jig, I know you would.

"If you can dance a real jig, we might be on the trail of something."

Soon they were up and dancing a jig of joy.

The jug did a little jig before it came to a rest.

After that jig is up, the network will hope we'll keep watching for the characters.

"The Vietnamese refugees knew how to jig for them," he said.

Julie was not so calm and continued to jig around as we greeted one another.

At twenty minutes past nine the footsteps began to jig up and down impatiently outside.

It's too late to register more donkeys-and we can't jig the program directly, the media will be all over this one.

Herbert began to jig across the stage.

The dancers do jig away, sometimes relentlessly.

We jig with drunken oarsmen around the campfire and collapse on bark mattresses.

It's the waves --the snow's caps turn to jig it now.

She may jig, jerk, kick high in the air and jump in a circle, so long as I may do other wise.

No-one cared that she jacked in to the lock on the tutor's door, feeling around mentally to jig it open.

Then joining in a dance, They jig it o'er the green; Though tired with their labour, No one less was seen.

At the very last moment Moochie tried to jig left, but Christine jigged with him as if she had read his final desperate thought.

I'll jig on its grave."

For they are members of the small, but fanatical, sect who jig through the ice for panfish - bluegills, crappies and yellow perch.

You jig, you amble, and you lisp; you nickname God's creatures and make your wantonness your ignorance.

Of course Nan and Tommy, Nat and Daisy paired off, while Uncle Teddy went and got Asia, who was longing to "jig it," and felt much elated by the honor done her.

Some of the songs composed in those years are still sung in Mexico, including the one that accompanies the hilarious pulque dance that tourists love to photograph: the singers jig up and down on one foot like rabbits while bystanders bark like coyotes.

The marchers step off at 11 a.m. at Fifth Avenue and 44th Street and strut and shout and jump and jig their way up the avenue to 86th Street, and then many fan out to the bars across the Upper East Side.