1. to rearrange, reorganize, or modify something, especially to improve it or make it work better
Usage: informal

Examples

• The manager rejiggers the work schedule every month.
• She rejiggers her budget to save more money.
• The coach rejiggers the team’s strategy for the playoffs.
• He rejiggers the furniture arrangement in his office.
• The company rejiggers its marketing approach to reach younger customers.
• The teacher rejiggers the lesson plan based on student feedback.