Rigged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RIGGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RIG, to equip or fit with sails
• provide (a sailing boat) with sails and rigging
• assemble and adjust (the equipment of a sailing boat, aircraft, etc.) in readiness for operation
• set up (equipment or a device or structure), typically in a makeshift or hasty way
• provide (someone) with clothes of a particular type
• manage or conduct (something) fraudulently so as to gain an advantage
• cause an artificial rise or fall in prices in (the stock market) with a view to personal profit
NOUN:
• the sail, mast, and boom of a windsurfer
• a device or piece of equipment designed for a particular purpose
• an oil rig or drilling rig
• (in CB and short-wave radio) a transmitter and receiver
• a set of amplifiers and speakers used by a live band or a DJ in a club.
• a particular type of construction for fishing tackle that bears the bait and hook
• a truck.
• a trick or swindle.
• the particular way in which a sailing boat's masts, sails, and rigging are arranged
• a person's costume, outfit, or style of dress
ADJECTIVE:
• fitted or equipped with necessary rigging (sails and shrouds and stays etc)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put in proper condition for use
• past tense of rig

Words related to RIGGED

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Words that contain RIGGED

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How to use RIGGED in a sentence

• There was also, did I tell you? a bell which they had rigged up to ring, when anyone entered the gates at the end of the drive.
• The decks were washed down, the main hatch removed, and a gun-tackle purchase rigged before the boat arrived with breakfast.
• Some of the sailors even went so far as to say that he would bring it back with him rigged up as a mast of his ship! But by the time eight bells had rung out all was quiet.
• The black-sailed ship was rigged for another voyage.
• A rigged vessel would have been entangled in the blocked up gorges.
• Let it be clearly understood, however, that we are dealing with one particular class of ship, and that all ships are not rigged exactly alike.
• Wherfore he determined not to fight till time more conuenient, sending all his wounded folks vnto the ships, which he commanded to be newlie rigged and trimmed.
• The ship was not rigged for the service she was put on.
• He evidently did not know me, and no wonder, considering the manner in which I had rigged myself out.
• Then I rigged up a ground by running a wire to a pipe that ran down the well, and in testing I found the wire was open west.
• Those who had rigged this trap would leave no bolt holes.
• Soon after arriving there the warden had an electrical apparatus rigged up with which he was tortured constantly.
• It was almost daylight when they reached camp, where willing hands helped to make the girl comfortable in a tent which Ted rigged up.
• All hands were at once set to work, the pumps were rigged and, with buckets and all sorts of gear, they strove manfully and hard to get rid of the water.
• Toward midnight he rigged up a net for protection and crawled into his blankets.
• The bell which Sprague had rigged up was in working order again.
• The cook rigged up a tarpaulin over his little stove and stood there muttering and frying.
• A temporary steering apparatus was rigged, and the boat moved from the shoal where she had grounded.
• They had rigged themselves out in hired suits which might be described as an average fit, for that of the mother was as much too small as those of the children were too large.
• It now passes through the arrangement shown, which device is rigged up to hold the shaft and delivery wheel P in place.
• It took every member of the family to get my father rigged to start, but at last he announced himself as ready.
• She had been lying down, reading in a sort of bunk which had been rigged up for her on the locker-top.
• There, from their supplies, they rigged new guy-ropes and erected their tent.
• We put provisions on for two days and rigged up a make-shift mast and sail, for we intended to go to sea.
• The captain then rigged what he called a sling, which was a sort of loop of ropes that a person could be put into and made to slide down in it on the cable to the shore.

Similar words containing RIGG without suffix ed

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