jig v.3
(US) to bother, to irritate.
Our Fathers 94: Famie was jigged by the ovals and squares: the modern look of it all. At first she was scared of the trams. |
(US) to bother, to irritate.
Our Fathers 94: Famie was jigged by the ovals and squares: the modern look of it all. At first she was scared of the trams. |