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1. A job, usually in the entertainment injustry.
2. An abbreviated form of "gigabyte."
3. A verb meaning to use a spear-like implement to stab into a small animal such as a fish or frog.
2. An abbreviated form of "gigabyte."
3. A verb meaning to use a spear-like implement to stab into a small animal such as a fish or frog.
1. For a day gig I do editing for the Food Channel.
2. I have a 60-gig drive you can borrow.
3. My cousin and I went out frog gigging last night.
2. I have a 60-gig drive you can borrow.
3. My cousin and I went out frog gigging last night.
gig by the other theo July 2, 2004
Gig
A word originally from the Bay Area used heavily by Mac Dre, now used in the Central Valley that can literally mean anything; dancing, eating, partying, drinking, drugs, working out, etc.
"Bro you going to Ashley's gig tonight??"
"You wanna go gig on some pizza right now?"
"I gigged way too hard at the gym I'm so sore bruh"
"Ayyy she was giggin last night!"
"Go grab a 12 we'll just gig here at the pad"
"You wanna go gig on some pizza right now?"
"I gigged way too hard at the gym I'm so sore bruh"
"Ayyy she was giggin last night!"
"Go grab a 12 we'll just gig here at the pad"
gig
Job, usually referring to the music and entertainment industry. Can also apply to contract work in the IT and computer field . Any temporary or incidental employment.
I start a new gig this Friday playing guitar at the blue's club.
I just got a gig as assistant director on a feature film.
I just got a gig as assistant director on a feature film.