[rig] 
verb, rigged, rig⋅ging, noun | 1. | Chiefly Nautical.
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| 2. | to furnish or provide with equipment, clothing, etc.; fit (usually fol. by out or up). |
| 3. | to assemble, install, or prepare (often fol. by up). |
| 4. | to manipulate fraudulently: to rig prices. |
| 5. | the arrangement of the masts, spars, sails, etc., on a boat or ship. |
| 6. | apparatus for some purpose; equipment; outfit; gear: a hi-fi rig; Bring your rod and reel and all the rest of your fishing rig. |
| 7. | Also called drill rig. the equipment used in drilling an oil well. |
| 8. | any combination trucking unit in which vehicles are hooked together, as a tractor-trailer. |
| 9. | any kind of truck. |
| 10. | a carriage, buckboard, sulky, or wagon together with the horse or horses that draw it. |
| 11. | Informal. costume or dress, esp. when odd or conspicuous, or when designated for a particular purpose: He looks quite nifty in a butler's rig. |
| 12. | rig down, Nautical. to place in an inactive state, stowing all lines, tackles, and other removable parts. |
| 13. | rig up, to equip or set up for use. |
