[rig] vt rigged ; rig.ging [ME riggen] (15c) 1: to fit out (as a ship) with rigging
2: clothe, dress--usu. used with out
3: to furnish with special gear: equip
4. a: to put in condition or position for use: adjust, arrange "a car rigged for manual control" b: construct "~ up a temporary shelter"
[2]rig n (1822) 1: the distinctive shape, number, and arrangement of sails and masts of a ship
2: equipage; esp: a carriage with its horse
3: clothing, dress
4: tackle, equipment, or machinery fitted for a specified purpose "an oil-drilling ~"
5: a tractor-trailer combination [3]rig vt rigged ; rig.ging [rig, n., a swindle] (1851) 1: to manipulate or control usu. by deceptive or dishonest means "~ an election"
2: to fix in advance for a desired result "~ a quiz program"