rejig, re-jig /rē-jigˈ/ or rejigger /-jigˈər/

1. To re-equip
2. To change or rearrange in a new or unexpected way that is sometimes regarded as unethical (commerce)

An act of rejigging

• eathly
• eat humble pie
• eat in
• eating
• eating apple
• eating apples
• eating-house
• eating-houses
• eating irons
• eating out of one's hand
• eatings
• eat into
• eat lead
• eat off
• eat one's cake and have it
• eat one's hat
• eat one's head off
• eat one's heart out
• eat one's terms
• eat one's words
• eat out
• eats
• eat someone out of house and home
• eat the air
• eat the leek