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What (who) is JIGS - definition
Jigs (band)
SWEDISH MUSICAL GROUP; DANSBAND
Jigs is a dansband, established in 1966 in Trollhättan, Sweden. The band scored several 1970s hits, with recordings of songs like Hallå du gamle indian, Bli min gäst, Dardanella, Let's Twist Again and From a Jack to a King.
Jig
![Will Kempe]] dancing a jig from London to Norwich in 1600](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Will Kemp Elizabethan Clown Jig.jpg?width=200 "Will Kempe]] dancing a jig from London to Norwich in 1600")
FOLK DANCE
Jigs; The Jig; Slide (dance); Irish jig; Jigged; Irish Jig; Jigg; Jig (dance); Gaelic jig
The jig (, ) is a form of lively folk dance in compound metre, as well as the accompanying dance tune. It is most associated with Irish music and dance.
jig
FOLK DANCE
Jigs; The Jig; Slide (dance); Irish jig; Jigged; Irish Jig; Jigg; Jig (dance); Gaelic jig
To cooperate. | To function properly, as in a piece of equipment or a computer.
My computer wouldn't jig and save my manuscript, so I've got to type it all over again.
My computer wouldn't jig and save my manuscript, so I've got to type it all over again.
Examples of use of JIGS
1. The two countries had agreed to consider a Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA), proposed by a Joint Study Group (JIGS), during Yishai‘s visit to India in December last year.
2. The researchers suspended a line in water nearly 4,000 feet deep, with a digital camera and a light looking down on two jigs baited with common squids about 10 inches long.
3. Although the name of the charity event –– "Stramash III: Revenge of the Haggis" –– was more than a little intimidating, a crowd of 600 streamed to the daytime celebration of Scottish culture to hear the identical Proclaimer twins, and lingered for bagpipe tunes and traditional jigs by men in kilts.
4. Send your thoughts to sean.ingle@guardian.co.uk Sean Ingle Friday June 3, 2005 Graham Thorpe÷ playing in his 100th Test today Pre–amble÷ If poor Bangladesh found life tough at batsman–friendly Lord‘s, then you have to fear for them at the Riverside, where the ball usually jigs about more than Michael Flatley on Pro–Plus.
5. But the band was on loan from the Russian Navy, most of the middle–age–and–then–some men clinked glasses with something–less–age Russian companions, and the strains of Bon Jovi set the pace for the dance floor, rather than poop–deck jigs with Spanish ladies.