rig
//rɪɡ//
Noun
The arrangement of masts, sails, and rigging on a ship or boat.
The ship's rig was designed for speed and maneuverability.
A large truck, especially a tractor-trailer combination.
The driver parked his rig at the rest stop for the night.
Equipment or apparatus set up for a particular purpose, such as an oil drilling rig.
The oil rig is located about 50 miles offshore.
A person's outfit or costume, especially one that is unusual or distinctive.
She showed up to the party in a strange rig that turned everyone's heads.
Verb
To fit out a ship with sails, rigging, and other equipment.
The crew rigged the ship before setting sail.
To set up or assemble equipment or machinery for use.
The technicians rigged the sound system before the concert.
To manipulate or control something dishonestly for personal advantage.
The company was accused of rigging the bidding process.