rig out

as inturn out
as ingarb

Synonyms for rig out

verb equip; produce

Antonyms for rig out

Word Origin & History

late 15c., originally nautical, "to fit with sails," probably from a Scandinavian source (cf. Danish, Norwegian rigge "to equip," Swedish rigga "to rig, harness"), though these may be from English; perhaps ultimately from PIE *reig- "to bind." Slang meaning "to pre-arrange or tamper with results" is attested from 1938, perhaps a different word, from rig (n.) "a trick, swindle, scheme" (1775), earlier "sport, banter, ridicule" (1725), of unknown origin. Also there is rig (v.) "ransack" from 1560s, likewise of unknown origin. Related: Rigged; rigging.

Example Sentences for rig out

Why, it's a mad thing you are doing, coming to meet me in that rig out!

This rig out wouldn't pass muster, but I have a scheme in hand.

With this load he went to the roadside and began to rig out a fence-post.

Well, then, what do you want to come poking yourself in 'ere for in that rig out?

It may be fun for us to rig out this poor devil, but we must do more than feed and clothe him.

“There ain't no red silk dresses for me to rig out in,” said she, and she pointed straight at Anna's silken skirts.

It was Emily's best gown, the finest of the new "rig out" prepared by Miss Taylor.

"How was it possible for you to get the rig out without being detected," Woodruff was asked.

While giving orders to rig out slip lines for him I heard a familiar voice on the wharf sing out "Bon voyage, bon voyage."

Do go down to mother, and see if she cannot rig out half a dozen, and hand them up as soon as they are ready.

rig out

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garbed

turn out

turned out

turns out

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