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The Gig is Up "The gig is up" is a commonly used term to communicate that the "act" or "show" is over. This expression is used to signal that a ruse, or lie, has been found out. When someone says the "gig" is up, they mean that an engagement has played its course. ...

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[1] ttp://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=590347

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