jiggler
- noun
- /ˈdʒɪɡlər/
- Slang
- As I popped open the trunk on a Dodge with my new set of jigglers, I thought.
Examples
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With a steady hand, she inserted the jiggler into the lock and wiggled it gently until it clicked open.
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He kept a jiggler in his toolkit for emergencies when he needed to get into locked places.
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The locksmith used a jiggler to quickly unlock the door without a key.
Synonyms
A tool or program that opens locked things such as files and doors
A small metal tool, or someone who uses it, to open locks without a key
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Etymology
Jiggler comes from jiggle 'to move with small, quick motions' and the ending -er 'one who does'. A jiggler is a small tool that you move inside a lock to make its parts 'dance' and open it.