jig·gle 
/ˈʤɪgəl/ verb
jig·gles; jig·gled; jig·gling /ˈʤɪgəl/ verb : to move or cause (something) to move with quick, short movements up and down or side to side [+ obj] ▪ He jiggled the doorknob. ▪ Try to avoid jiggling the camera. [no obj] ▪ His belly jiggled like a bowlful of jelly.
— jiggle noun, plural jiggles [count]
▪ You have to give the doorknob a jiggle to open the door. ▪ It's hard to avoid a few jiggles when you're using a video camera.
▪ You have to give the doorknob a jiggle to open the door. ▪ It's hard to avoid a few jiggles when you're using a video camera.
