Definition of "jigsawing" []

• Present participle of jigsaw. (verb)

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• "If you are so enamoured of this further jigsawing of the African continent how come you and your ANC minions were so opposed to the Bantustan states?"
• "In order to make everything seem as real and exact as the plastic sushi in the Japanese restaurant window, the cake decorators have to use a lot of tricks like food-dye airbrushing and an alarming amount, when you remember that this is supposed to be food, of jigsawing and belt sanding."
• "Back on the bright side of it all, the featurette, "The Road to Albert Hall," is a real treat -- thirty minutes of "jigsawing together" all these zany elements (in London, in just a week of prep); it gives me exactly what I've always liked best about theatre: hanging about backstage with all the cool people!"