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

• not for Joseph
• not for love or money
• not for nuts
• not for the world
• not fussed
• not fussy
• not give a damn
• not give a fig
• not give a tinker's curse
• not give a tinker's damn
• not give a toss
• not go amiss
• not good enough
• not guilty
• not half
• not half bad
• no thanks to
• not harm a fly
• not have a cat in hell's chance
• not have a clue
• not have a hope in hell
• not have a leg to stand on
• not have the faintest
• not have the foggiest
• not-headed