Definitions For Ligger

Etymology 1

From Middle English *liggere, variant of Middle English *liȝere, , lier, equivalent to {{suf, en, lie, er}}, or {{suf, en, lig, er}}. See ledger.

Noun

LIGGER (plural LIGGERs) The horizontal timber of a scaffolding; a ledger. A simply supported plank over a stream used as a footbridge. A nether millstone. A coverlet for a bed.

Etymology 2

Noun

LIGGER (plural LIGGERs) (slang) A freeloader or hanger-on, especially in the music industry.

Etymology 3

Noun

LIGGER (plural LIGGERs) A kelt, , thin#adjective, thin, recently spawn#verb, spawned salmon. (fishing) A bait#verb, baited fishing line attached to a float#noun, float, for night fishing, etc. : {{synonyms, en, ledger, ledger line}}

Anagrams

Riggle, riggle