Gigcast

Pronunciation: /ˈɡɪɡˌkæst/

Definitions of gigcast

noun a podcast featuring live music performances or interviews with musicians

Example Sentences

A1 I listened to a gigcast about cooking tips.

A2 She enjoys listening to gigcasts on her way to work.

B1 The gigcast featured interviews with popular musicians.

B2 The gigcast has gained a large following due to its informative content.

C1 The gigcast host is known for their engaging interviews with industry experts.

C2 Attending live recordings of gigcasts has become a popular form of entertainment for fans.

Examples of gigcast in a Sentence

formal The gigcast featured a panel of industry experts discussing the latest trends in technology.

informal I love listening to that gigcast where they talk about all things pop culture.

slang Have you checked out the new gigcast yet? It's so lit!

figurative Her words were like a gigcast, filling the room with energy and inspiration.

Grammatical Forms of gigcast

• past tense: gigcasted
• plural: gigcasts
• comparative: more gigcast
• superlative: most gigcast
• present tense: gigcast
• future tense: will gigcast
• perfect tense: have gigcasted
• continuous tense: is gigcasting
• singular: gigcast
• positive degree: gigcast
• infinitive: to gigcast
• gerund: gigcasting
• participle: gigcasted

Origin and Evolution of gigcast

First Known Use: 2005 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'gigcast' is believed to have originated in the early 21st century with the rise of podcasting and online streaming platforms.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe live music performances or comedy shows broadcasted online, 'gigcast' has evolved to encompass a wider range of online broadcasts and livestreamed events.