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

• dripstones
• drip-tip
• drip-tips
• drisheen
• drisheens
• drivabilities
• drivability
• drivable
• drive
• driveabilities
• driveability
• driveable
• drive a coach and horses through
• drive a hard bargain
• drive a nail in one's coffin
• drive a wedge between
• drive-by
• drive home
• drive-in
• drive-ins
• drivel
• driveled
• driveling
• drivelled
• driveller