| 1. | gig | ||
|
A live performance, either musical, theatrical, or physical. The band has a gig tommorow night.
|
|||
| 2. | gig | ||
|
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. 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. |
|||
| 3. | gig | ||
|
to go dumb on the dance floor.. get into it mayne! yadadamean!? "Gig so hard make my pants fall down!!"
|
|||
|
|
|||
| 4. | 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. |
|||
| 5. | gig | ||
|
a job/work i'm going to the gig to get my check.
|
|||
| 6. | gig | ||
|
a computer term meaning gigabyte. How much gig do you have left?
|
|||
|
|
|||
| 7. | GIG | ||
|
when your straight hammered with either the piggle diggle or jordiesel shake em in the bobcat n the fiddlticks will issue wit a gig boom boom boom beep twice 8 story gig with the corsica ding ding ding tryin to catch us guggn dirty PMP in the boondocks running out on the check pepsi machine killen !%! you got a mexican and a spook ew ew ew ew ew ew ew cuttin up skraw scrug
|
|||
