1. moving or shaking with quick, light movements
Usage: present participle of jiggle

1. the action of moving or shaking with quick, light movements
Usage: gerund form

Examples

• She was jiggling her keys impatiently while waiting.
• The jiggling of the table made it hard to write.
• He kept jiggling his leg during the meeting.
• The loose handle was jiggling every time someone opened the door.
• Stop jiggling the camera or the photo will be blurry.
• The constant jiggling of the bus made her feel sick.