jiggy jiggy

See also: jiggy-jiggy

English

Noun

jiggy jiggy (uncountable)

1. (colloquial) Sex.
   • 2017, Neil Mapes, From Dementia to Adventure: Travelling around Peru:

     “And she really likes that and starts moaning through the pillow. And then we finished.” “Hey gringo, you do like jiggy jiggy eh?!”

   • 2012, M S Koll, The Chessman Enigma:

     She no like food, the vino but maybe she lika jiggy jiggy, eh Mikhail?” “Yes Angelo, maybe she like jiggy jiggy and so do I, but not with her, do you see Angelo?” “No I not see, she very beautiful Mikhail.”

   • 2003, Emil Di Vago, The Sultry Climate, page 26:

     He placed his hand on her knee and gently but firmly moved it up the inside of her thigh. “ I meant there was no jiggy-jiggy for those blokes . I want to love you and have you all to myself.