jiggy
/ˈdʒɪɡi
/adjective US informal
1Uninhibited, especially in a sexual manner: the script required her to get jiggy with Leonardo...
- Then, he squeezed my hand and asked me to get jiggy with him.
- Twelve-and-unders clap maniacally, then get jiggy with Nelly.
- The club also features a small dance floor for those who want to get jiggy with it; but be wary, everyone will be watching you!
2Trembling or nervous, especially as the result of drug withdrawal.
Origin
1930s: from jig + -y1.