rigs

Fixes the outcome

Rigs is the plural of rig, which has meanings connected to equipment and setup.

Rigs can be large vehicles, especially trucks: eighteen-wheelers and other big rigs.

Oil rigs are drilling platforms.

In computing and gaming, rigs are computer systems, especially custom-built ones: gaming rigs with high-end graphics cards.

A rig can also be an outfit or costume, or the arrangement of sails and masts on a ship.

To rig something is to set it up or, negatively, to manipulate outcomes dishonestly: They rigged the election.

oilfield

derrick

Movable boom apparatus

roughneck · blowout · offshore · subsea · wildcatting · petroleum · extraction · reservoir · seismic · hydrocarbons

sailing

mast

Vessel's sail support

  • boomLoud deep sound
  • shroudBurial cloth or covering
  • stayRemain in position

halyard · sheet · block · tackle · winch · cleat · turnbuckle · spreader · forestay · backstay

equipment

setup

How something is arranged

  • apparatusEquipment for a task
  • gearToothed wheel or belongings
  • kitGrouped supplies, one purpose

assembly · configuration · outfit · array · harness · system · tackle · hardware · mounting · framework

fishing

tackle

Gear or takedown

  • rodThin rigid stick
  • reelWinding cylinder or dance
  • lineContinuous mark or queue

hook · lure · bait · sinker · float · leader · swivel · snap · spinner · jig

trucking

semitrailer

Towable freight container

flatbed · tanker · reefer · roadtrain · convoy · trucker · long-haul · articulated · tractor-trailer · freight

Categories
Opposites
manipulation/deception

rigsfair play

Honorable conduct in games

randomizes · lets nature take its course · plans

assembly/construction

rigsdismantles

Takes something apart systematically

disassembles · takes down · tears down · strikes · breaks down

Phrases
Family

rig, rigged, rigging, outrigger, rigger, drilling rig

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G