1. comparative form of jiggy; more inclined to jiggle or move with quick, bouncy motions
Usage: informal; often used to describe movement or dancing

Examples

• The jiggier the rhythm, the more people want to dance.
• Her jiggier movements on stage got the crowd excited.
• The jello was jiggier than usual because of the warm room.
• He has a jiggier way of walking than his brother.
• The jiggier beat made it impossible to sit still.