1. to bargain or haggle over price or terms, especially in a petty or prolonged way
Usage: informal; chiefly British
2. to move or proceed in a jerky, unsteady manner
Usage: informal; rare

Examples

• She higgles with the vendor over the price of vegetables at the market.
• Don't higgle over such a small amount—just pay what they're asking.
• The old car higgles and shakes when you drive it uphill.
• He higgles about every detail in the contract before signing.
• The children higgled in their seats during the long car ride.
• They spent an hour higgling about the cost of repairs.