a dance for one or two dancers. Mostly Cotswold

An Irish dance tune type played in moderate 6/8 time. Originated in Germany.

A morris dance for one or two dancers. Jigs give a couple of dancers a chance to show off and the rest of the team a chance to get their heart rate back down.

a kind of musical saw, which goes up and down, on and on, in an inanely good-natured skipping rhythm, now more or less relegated to the world of Morris Dancing

music in three-four time for dancing a jig

any of various old rustic dances involving kicking and leaping

dance a quick dance with leaping and kicking motions

A fast, lively, dance.

A vigorous dance developed in the British Isles and popular as an Irish traditional dance style. A way of cataloguing Mozart's works - the number given to this piece in Ludwig Kochel's catalogue of all Mozart's music.

A vigorous dance developed in the British Isles, usually in compound meter; became fashionable on the Continent as the gigue; still popular as an Irish traditional dance genre.

There are many references to the jig in ancient Ireland. A number of variations of the jig are performed including the light, single (or soft), double (aka treble or hard), and slip jig. The music is 6/8 time (the emphasis on beats in a jig is: ONE-two-three four-five-six). Slip jigs are in 9/8 time (ONE-two-three four-five-six seven-eight-nine). Dancers perform single or soft jigs in soft shoes. Solo competitions occur at the level of beginners, advanced beginners, and at some feisanna, Open. Competitions at all levels also occur in the treble jig which has a slower tempo, but dancers triple beats in hard shoes. Normally, only women dance the slip jig, however, increasingly boys learn and dance the slip jig.

The jig is a folk dance type as well as the accompanying dance tune type, popular in Ireland. It is sometimes seen in its French or Italian forms, gigue or giga, but these are more usually used for the baroque dance forms.

A device used to set a dimension, angle or shape for fabrication

Device used to assist the correct placement of a hand applied self-adhesive label. Also used to aid manual converting operations.

A device used to hold pieces of material in a certain position during fabrication.

A precise mechanical locating device used in production of component parts and/or assembly of firearms.

Any fixture for holding parts in position, while joining them together or to maintain their shape.

1. A fixture for holding work. 2. A device used as an aid to straighten the frame of a vehicle.

device used in the accurate machining of good in process by holding the goods firmly and guiding tools exactly to position.

a guide for a tool that produces accurate, repeatable results.

A device used to hold work or act as a guide in manufacturing or assembly.

Shop or bench set-up for making repetitive assemblies.

A guide for producing identical work or work pieces.

A device made to guide a tool or to act as a template for cutting a part.

A special device made to facilitate an operation such as drilling, grinding etc

A tool for holding parts of an assembly during the manufacturing process.

A guide or holding fixture designed for the manufacture of a specific part.

A clamping device used to immobilize the bonded assembly until complete solidification of the adhesive film has taken place.

a tool that is used to produce consistent parts

A fixture or form for holding parts together for assembly.

a device for holding a piece of work in position and guiding the tools that are working on it; may be used when drilling, welding, etc.

The fixture which holds the Truss pieces in position until they are rigidly fastened with connectors.

In the context of this book, a jig is a simple device used for multiple-cutting veneers.

A tool or fixture used for holding a component to be worked on in the manufacturing, assembly or decorating process.

See Fixture.

Any device so arranged that it will expedite a hand or a machine operation.

Shop or bench setup for making repetitive assemblies.

A device for holding a workpiece, or attached to a workpiece, that allows a tool to cut the piece safely and accurately.

a device that holds the workpiece securely in the correct positions and has the capability of guiding the tool during a manufacturing operation.

A device used as a template or form.

Any tool or fixture used to guide cutting tools.

Mechanical device for holding work in its exact position while it is being welded.

A device for guiding a tool or holding machine parts in place during assembly.

A device used to make special cuts, guide a tool, or aid in woodworking operations.

A tool or template used to maintain mechanically the correct positional relationship between a piece of work and the tool or between parts of work during assembly.

A jig is a tool that we use to ensure all aspects of your frame are perfect. It holds parts together as we weld so there is no distortion in the frame.

(n) A special device that holds and supports the workpiece and guides the cutting tool as the workpiece is machined. Jigs may not be rigidly held to the machine.

A device arranged to expedite a hand or machine operation.

A jig is a tool used to make wire jewellery. It can be a board or a plate that has holes where pegs can be fitted in order to bend wire around the pegs in a decorative manner. Many different kinds of jewellery can be made on one including earrings, necklaces, and bracelets.

A machine in which the feed is stratified in water by means of a pulsating motion and from which the stratified products are separately removed, the pulsating motion being usually obtained by alternate upward and downward currents of the water. Also called washbox.

A piece of milling equipment used to concentrate ore on a screen submerged in water, either by the reciprocating motion of the screen or by the pulsation of water through it.

An apparatus for cleaning or separating crushed ore by agitation in water.

a hook with a leadhead that is usually dressed with hair, silicone, or plastic.

A jig is a type of fishing lure, it usually consists of a lead sinker with a hook molded into it. There is then some sort of body on the shank of the hook. The jig is very versatile and can be used in both salt water as well as fresh water.