jiggy
4
9.0
- adjective
- /ˈdʒɪɡi/
- Slang
:
animado
- I'm feeling really jiggy tonight, ready to dance and have a great time!
- get jiggy
Just twist, twist out from the hips and then you'll be getting jiggy with it.
- Just twist, twist out from the hips and then you'll be getting jiggy with it.
- Like, personally, I would not be able to get jiggy with anyone knowing that my friends next to us Do.
Examples
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Now, let's get jiggy.
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Get jiggy with it.
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Is this your idea of getting jiggy with it?
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I could really get jiggy with that.
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And you are not going out and getting jiggy with some boy.
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If you two can stop getting all jiggy with it, perhaps I can give you something to really celebrate.
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And our very own Josh Levinsky gets jiggy with it.
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I'm just saying, I'm sure they'd like to get jiggy with her.
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Let's get it jiggy.
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COME ON, NOW DON'T TELL ME YOU AIN'T NEVER GOTTEN JIGGY WIT' IT.
Synonyms
45
4.1
Cheerful and full of energy
12
4.4
Acting silly and playful without being serious
10
6.3
Lively and cheerful in a confident, stylish way
2
6.0
Lively and full of fun, making people laugh
1
4.8
Full of lively activity and excitement that attracts people
1
9.0
Very lively and exciting, often about music or parties
1
7.4
A lively beat or flowing movement that makes you want to dance
1
7.0
Acting or moving in a lively, bouncy way
1
8.6
Very energetic and excited, often before an event
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Etymology
Jiggy comes from the lively dance jig plus the ending -y, which means 'full of'. A helpful way to remember it is the song 'Get Jiggy With It'. So, to be jiggy is to feel 'full of' energy and ready to dance.