outrig

/ˈaʊtrɪɡ/
noun
  1. A projecting beam, spar, or framework that extends outward from a main structure, used for support or to attach equipment.
    • The photographer attached a camera to an outrig on the side of the helicopter.
    • The construction crew used an outrig to hold the scaffolding steady.
    • The sailboat had an outrig to help stabilize it in rough waters.
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