Definition of "rejiggering" [rejiggering]

• Present participle of rejigger. (verb)

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• "I scoffed, and not just because he would come at a hefty price tag that would totally blow away the City's contention that this rejiggering is based on REASONS OF ECONOMY -- that is, it should cost less to implement than the current arrangements."
• "Silicon Valley firms that fought the change are planning a variety of gimmicks to soften the blow, such as rejiggering the numbers used to estimate the value of options."
• "Without that bounce, AMD would likely fall prey to the summer "rejiggering" that often plagues processor-makers this time of year."