A term the fightin' Texas Aggies of Texas A&M University--College Station use to push each other on toward victory whether it be in 1.)athletics, 2.)academics or 3.)life. It has it's origins in the old rivalry with the TCU Horned Frogs in which a gig was something used to kill a frog. It is typically associated with the thumbs up symbol
1. As Ryan Tannehill lined up behind center to lead the Aggies to their next touchdown, the 12th man was heard yelling, "Gig 'em Aggies."
2. As John and Mike put their pennies at Sully's feet, they wished each other the best in their finals with a "Gig 'em!"
3. As Ol' Rock got hired for his first job out of college, his new boss noticed his Aggie Ring, gave him the thumbs up and said, "Gig 'em!"
2. As John and Mike put their pennies at Sully's feet, they wished each other the best in their finals with a "Gig 'em!"
3. As Ol' Rock got hired for his first job out of college, his new boss noticed his Aggie Ring, gave him the thumbs up and said, "Gig 'em!"
by koine2002 August 15, 2011
A thing that students at Texas A&M say, but can also be viewed as sticking a thumb up someone’s butt.
by Devizgrate March 21, 2019