rig
/rɪɡ/
noun
- A large truck, especially one that is part of a tractor-trailer combination.
- We passed a huge rig carrying logs on the highway.
- My uncle has been driving a rig across the country for twenty years.
- The driver parked his rig at the rest stop for the night.
- The special equipment used for a particular purpose, such as drilling for oil or setting up a stage.
- The drilling rig operated 24 hours a day.
- The oil rig stood tall against the ocean sky.
- They brought in a sound rig for the outdoor concert.
- A set of clothes, especially a uniform or outfit worn for a specific activity.
- She bought a new running rig for the marathon.
- The team wore matching rigs for the competition.
- He put on his fishing rig before heading to the lake.
verb
- To manipulate or control something dishonestly for personal gain.
- Someone rigged the game so that the favorite team would win.
- The company was accused of rigging the election results.
- They tried to rig the bidding process to get the contract.
- To set up or equip something, often in a temporary or improvised way.
- The sailors rigged the sails before the storm.
- We rigged a shelter using tarps and rope.
- He rigged a camera to the ceiling to get a better view.
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