Rig | Mean of rig in English Dictionary

/ˈrɪg/

• Verb
• to control or affect (something, such as a game or election) in a dishonest way in order to get a desired result
1. They are suspected of rigging [=fixing] the election.
• Noun
• equipment or machinery that is used for a particular purpose
1. an oil-drilling rig = an oil rig
2. a radio rig
• a large truck that is attached to a trailer
1. He drives a big rig.

• the way the sails and masts are arranged on a ship or boat
1. the rig of a schooner
• Verb
• to build or set up (something) usually quickly and for temporary use
1. We rigged (up) a lean-to.
2. Aid workers rigged (up) a shelter for the hurricane victims.
• to place (something) in the proper position for use
1. The stage crew rigged (up) the lights.
• to provide (a boat or ship) with ropes, sails, etc.
1. They rigged (up) the ship and prepared to set sail.
• to provide (someone or something) with particular clothing or equipment
1. They rigged the volunteer firefighters out in nonflammable suits.
• to put something secretly in (a place)
1. They rigged the enemy base with explosives.