gigging Antonyms
Strongest:
- riding
- cruising
- trundling
- cabbing
- jetting
- driving
- rolling
- bussing
- navigating
- flying
- busing
- migrating
- motoring
- touring
- sailing
- coaching
Strong:
- roving
- wandering
- travelling
- road-tripping
- knocking-about-
- traipsing
- roaming
- jaunting
- barnstorming
- traveling
- gallivanting
- journeying
- hopping
- galavanting
Weak:
Meaning of gigging
gigging
to fish with a gig, to travel in a gig, an entertainer's engagement see also gig economy, gig worker, to work as a musician, to give a military gig to, top, whirligig, a pronged spear for catching fish, a rowboat designed for speed rather than for work, goad, provoke, to spear with a gig, a person of odd or grotesque appearance, a military demerit, gigabyte, a job usually for a specified time, spur, jab, something that whirls or is whirled, a light 2-wheeled one-horse carriage, a light two-wheeled one-horse carriage, an arrangement of hooks to be drawn through a school of fish in order to hook their bodies, a long light boat, an entertainer's job for a specified time, a long light ship's boat, a 3-digit selection in a numbers game
gigging Sentence Examples
- The musician spends his weekends gigging at local bars.
- Gigging is a great way to gain experience and build a following.
- The band's gigging schedule is booked solid for the next few months.
- I'm going gigging with a friend tonight.
- Playing live shows is an essential part of gigging.
- The band is preparing for their upcoming gigging tour.
- After gigging for years, the musician has finally released an album.
- Gigging can be a challenging but rewarding experience.
- The musician is looking forward to gigging in new cities.
- The band's gigging days are over, but they still love to play music.
FAQs About the word gigging
to fish with a gig, to travel in a gig, an entertainer's engagement see also gig economy, gig worker, to work as a musician, to give a military gig to, top, w
riding, cruising, trundling, cabbing, jetting, driving, rolling, bussing, navigating, flying
No antonyms found.
The musician spends his weekends gigging at local bars.
Gigging is a great way to gain experience and build a following.
The band's gigging schedule is booked solid for the next few months.
I'm going gigging with a friend tonight.
