1. the activity or profession of being a disc jockey; playing recorded music for an audience
Usage: informal; gerund form

1. to work as a disc jockey; to select and play recorded music for an audience
Usage: informal; present participle

Examples

• She started deejaying at the local radio station five years ago.
• He's been deejaying at clubs every weekend since college.
• Deejaying requires knowledge of music and crowd engagement.
• The festival hired him for deejaying the main stage.
• She enjoys deejaying because it lets her share her favorite songs with others.
• He learned deejaying by practicing with vinyl records and turntables.