-rigged
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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I rigged a snow shelter and made a lean-to with a tarp and dug snow caves for the dogs and we holed up to wait until the worst of the cold had passed.
From Literature
On the night before her fifth birthday in March 1951, Liza Minnelli, rigged out in a Hopalong Cassidy cowboy suit and matching boots, watched “The Milton Berle Show” with her parents, the movie star Judy Garland and the director Vincente Minnelli.
Researchers took out a car at night, rigged with equipment to measure light intensity and an observer in the vehicle could press a button if they felt glare might interfere with their driving.
From BBC
Luckily, a rigged ping-pong exhibition match allows Marty to embrace his theatrical talents.
From Los Angeles Times
For one of the opening shots, Veloso rigged a camera onto a tree right before it was chopped down.
From Los Angeles Times
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