gig
1 of 1nouna performance of live music, comedy, or other entertainment, usually by one or more performers in front of an audience
B2A gig is a live performance or show by a musician, comedian, or other entertainer. It can range from a small, informal event to a larger, more organized performance. Gigs are typically held at venues such as clubs, theaters, concert halls, or outdoor spaces and they provide an opportunity for performers to present their work directly to an audience and gain exposure.
- The band played a fantastic gig at the local club last night.
- She booked a gig at a popular venue to promote her new album.
- The comedian’s gig was well-received, with the audience laughing throughout.
- The gig was a great opportunity for the young artist to showcase their talent.
- After months of practice, they were excited for their first gig in front of a live audience.
a long, light rowing boat, often used for racing
- The team trained in a racing gig every morning.
- He purchased a gig for coastal rowing competitions.
- The gig glided smoothly across the water.
- Several gigs competed in the regatta.
- They restored an old gig for weekend rowing.
a light, two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage designed for one or two people
A gig is a type of light, two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage designed for carrying one or two passengers. It typically has a simple, open design with a small, comfortable seating area and a driver’s seat at the rear. Gigs were commonly used in the 19th and early 20th centuries for personal transport, especially for short trips. They were popular for their speed and ease of maneuverability, making them ideal for quick journeys in urban and rural areas.
- The farmer drove his gig to town every morning.
- Gigs were popular for their simplicity and ease of use.
- They took the gig to visit friends in the neighboring village.
- The young couple enjoyed a leisurely ride in their gig.
- She admired the craftsmanship of the finely built gig.
a small, light boat used as a tender for a larger vessel, often for the captain's personal use
- The captain traveled to shore in his gig.
- They lowered the gig from the ship for the morning errands.
- The officer maintained a private gig for quick transport.
- Crew members polished the gig before use.
- The gig ferried passengers between the ship and the dock.
a fishing spear with a shaft and barbed point used to catch fish
- He caught a large catfish with a gig.
- Fishermen often use gigs in shallow waters.
- The gig pierced the fish cleanly.
- She sharpened her gig before heading out to the pond.
- The traditional gig has a wooden handle and steel barb.