Joggle

STUB OR STUMP TENON (Fig. 128; also occasionally called a joggle tenon). ❋ William Fairham (N/A)

When you have something on your mind you always take up a spoon of coffee, and look at it, and kind of joggle it back and forth in the spoon, and then dribble it back into the cup again, without once tasting it. ❋ Edna Ferber (1926)

­uncomfortable scene grows uglier as a series of young women take to a bed and strip off their bras to "joggle" their breasts before a throng of men. ❋ Unknown (2010)

They jostle and joggle while seated on the “train” and respond to the brakes in the “car.” ❋ Unknown (2010)

His hands fluttered in excited emphasis and I watched the flab on his upper arms jiggle and joggle as he accentuated critical points. ❋ Sally Houtman (2011)

He didn't put his name on that ballot because they broke the rules, without these rules states will joggle for position each year and even more chaos will ensue. ❋ Unknown (2008)

They run a few steps, stumble, their necks joggle, side to side, like a toy on a spring. ❋ Unknown (2009)

We might joggle your poor elbow when you want a simple line, so your steady, careful fence comes out as straight as tangled twine ❋ Shweta_narayan (2009)

Her mother, she confided, "does not care for thought," and although her father has bought her many books, he "begs me not to read them -- because he fears they joggle the Mind." ❋ Unknown (2008)

Best of all, the Duo cuts device clutter, reduces the complexity of having to joggle between four different devices, and frees up your hands and eyes for more productive things. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The man climbed to his perch, and the hansom and the extraneous tower began to joggle away into the town. ❋ Unknown (2004)

She pushed against his chest again, which had the ultimate effect of getting her breasts just far enough away so that her nipples could joggle against him while shifting her lower body closer yet. ❋ Karen Robards (2003)

But really, though said person was extremely well-spoken, I was still treated to such Engrish-esque phrases as "The number of things I joggle never stops to amaze me." ❋ Bard (2003)

Every single instance was traceless, leaving not a single clue behind, not even a blip on the energy or heat sensors, or the slightest joggle of the seismic detectors. ❋ McCaffrey, Anne (2001)