Gig'ot, n.
(jig'ot), n. [Fr., from O. Fr. gigue, fiddle, on account of the resemblance. See GIG.] A leg of mutton; hence, a piece of flesh. [Obs.]
In gigots cut the other fit for meat. (Chapman.)
(jig'ot), n. [Fr., from O. Fr. gigue, fiddle, on account of the resemblance. See GIG.] A leg of mutton; hence, a piece of flesh. [Obs.]
In gigots cut the other fit for meat. (Chapman.)