No one is really sure, but there are two possible theories. One is that it was used when someone was referring to a "gambling bet" or undertaking which then came to refer to music. Another idea is that is originated from the French word gigue which means to dance and later it came to mean what the word gig means today, more specifically related to music, but also used for other jobs that one does not care too much for in a certain sense.
"Gig" was first used to describe a light carriage or small boat, 1790. Around 1905 -1915 it was coined to mean a job by jazz musicians. "the great gig in the sky" is a great Pink Floyd tune from the 1970's.
Stanley's Gig - 2000 is rated/received certificates of: Germany:o.Al. Singapore:PG
Where did the word "season" come from?
Maron - 2013 Mouth Cancer Gig was released on: USA: 2014
1972 While in California he did a six month gig in The Executive Room piano bar on Wilshire Boulevard. It was there he composed the song.
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Yes the word gig is a common noun. It can also be used as a verb as in to perform a gig.
Some other words for 'gig' might be engagement or booking.
The admiral's gig approaches. Is the admiral on his gig? When the gig goes under, I will become the new admiral of the fleet.
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pronounced as the English word 'gig'
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Concert. Audition. Live music
The Macbook is a laptop computer produced by Apple. There are two versions of the Macbook - the Macbook Air is available in 64 gig up to 256 gig models, while the Macbook Pro is available in 128 gig to 750 gig models.
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It originated when the A&M Aggies were playing the TCU Horned Toads. Gigging is a form of frog hunting where they are speared and collected. The yell leaders wanted the Aggies to Gig the Horned Toads and Gig 'em stuck.