Another word for gig | Synonyms for gig

Another word for gig

noun

(Slang)
A post of employment:
appointment, berth, billet, job, office, place, position, situation, slot, spot. See place
(Slang)
A commitment, as for a performance by an entertainer:
booking, engagement. See performing arts

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Just played a slightly surreal gig at 5:30pm at the Cardiff.
A "sile or sheela na gig" is an Irish icon representing a nude female archetype or fertility goddess.
Fans of the Coach bubble print may enjoy other summery Coach totes, such as: the Straw Floral Extra Large Tote, Striped Hamptons Weekend Tote, Gig Legacy Tote in teal, and the Carly Signature Tote with patent turquoise accents.
In September 2005 the band played alongside Hard-Fi and The Dead 60s st a London gig to launch Virgin Radio Xtreme, a London-based alternative music radio station, aiming to play brand new rock music without any restrictions.
"It's a temporary gig," Jessi said.

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