Rig ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Rig ( verb )

1. To set up or arrange, especially in a careful or skillful way.
2. To equip or furnish with necessary gear for a particular purpose.

Origin:

Late 16th century, from middle low german riggen, of west slavic origin.

Examples:

1. She rigged the tent in a matter of minutes.
2. He rigged the boat with a new sail.
3. The stage was rigged with lights and sound equipment.
4. She knew how to rig a fishing line.
5. The thief rigged the lock with a wire.

(As a noun)

Rig ( noun )

1. To set up or arrange, especially in a careful or skillful way.
2. To equip or furnish with necessary gear for a particular purpose.

Origin:

Late 16th century, from middle low german riggen, of west slavic origin.

Examples:

1. She rigged the tent in a matter of minutes.
2. He rigged the boat with a new sail.
3. The stage was rigged with lights and sound equipment.
4. She knew how to rig a fishing line.
5. The thief rigged the lock with a wire.