Definition of dewjigger

dewjigger

noun

• a term for description of an object when the speaker cannot remember the proper name of that object.

  Please hand me that dewjigger over there.

  See also "jewdigger" used sometimes interchangeably.

  Last edited on Mar 25 2013. Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 05 2012.

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