Lig (verb) (Br/En) (informal)
lig
Take advantage of free parties, travel, or other benefits offered by companies for publicity purposes.
1960s from a dialect variant of lie, literally ‘lie about, loaf’, whence ‘freeload’.
Example sentences
“All the band does is lig everywhere they go, they rarely gig!”
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