rig out
Britishverb
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to equip or fit out (with)
his car is rigged out with gadgets
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to dress or be dressed
rigged out smartly
noun
Example Sentences
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Other vehicles stuck behind them had to wait for specialty tow trucks to come in and haul the big rigs out of the way to allow traffic to flow.
From Seattle Times
If you only get one experimental rig out there, you might have maybe two to five people working at a time.
From Salon
The others have mostly moved rigs out of the country or have liens on equipment that must be resolved before resuming work, three of the sources said.
From Reuters
About the foresters bringing more rigs out to clear more trees, the enormous flatbeds that rolled across the field empty and returned with logs piled higher than the barn’s roof.
From Literature
“It was pretty interesting when they brought the drilling rig out here to do the work,” he said, noting that neighbors were curious about the project.
From Washington Post
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