1. to shake or move with short, quick movements
2. to cause something to move slightly by bumping or shaking it

1. a slight shake or jarring movement
2. a joint between two pieces of stone or timber where one piece has a projection that fits into a notch in the other
Usage: construction; technical

Examples

• The table joggled when he bumped into it.
• She joggled the handle to see if the door was locked.
• The earthquake caused a slight joggle in the building.
• He felt a joggle as the train started moving.
• The mason cut a joggle joint to connect the stone blocks.
• Don’t joggle the camera while taking the picture.
• The joggle in the wooden beam provided extra stability.