GIG

Get it going; a term used by those who party and/or booze hard

Let's Gig tonight!

by The Nuggsy March 30, 2017

gig

Pertaining to a temporary job that makes good money relative to working at mcdonalds. Used to obtain a dream job and support your way though it.

I got a good gig selling kitchen tools to people at walmart. Now ive got enough money to buy this camera I need to film my first music video

by drewb247 March 15, 2015

gig

a job/work

i'm going to the gig to get my check.

by shaunNCP October 8, 2003

gigs

to have rythm in dance, to be able to dance and excel in it.

Damn that girl got some gigs.

by Kihara June 9, 2005

gig

a computer term meaning gigabyte.

How much gig do you have left?

by <(( ^_^ ))> August 1, 2003

gigging

Comes from the term "gig". It means you are moving from one gig to the next, singing along with each band for a few songs and then moving on. It's similar to clubbing, except the clubs are more likely to be coffee shops and there will probably be more singing and less dancing/drinking. Gigging is about experiencing the music and atmosphere of each venue. Tends to be more popular with people who enjoy jazz or "underground" music.

Me (PE major) - "Hey bro, want to shoot some hoops with Derek later?"
Friend (Jazz Guitar major) "Naw, I'm going gigging with some guys from my Theory 2 class."

by VocabBreaker June 19, 2012

gigging

To catch bull frogs to use as fishing bait/ food. Above said frogs are caught by means of spearing with a frog gigg (either a forked or pointed apparatus)

Hey man let's go gigging! Catfish season is comin' up!

by twizzler5585 March 16, 2009