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

• make a hole in the water
• make a Horlicks of
• make a killing
• make a kirk and a mill of
• make a kirk or a mill of
• make a lip
• make allowances for
• make a long arm
• make a long nose
• make a man of
• make a matter of conscience
• make a meal of
• make amends
• make a monkey of
• make a monkey out of
• make a mountain out of a molehill
• make a move
• make a move on
• make a muck of
• make a name for oneself
• make an appearance
• make an ass of oneself
• make-and-break
• make an errand
• make an example of