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

• you could have knocked me down with a feather
• you'd
• you don't say
• youk
• you know
• you-know-what
• you-know-who
• you'll
• you name it
• you never know
• young
• young adult offender
• young adult offenders
• Young America
• youngberries
• youngberry
• young blood
• Young Britain
• Young England
• younger
• youngest
• young-eyed
• young fogey
• young fogeyish
• young fogy