Pronunciation: /rɪɡd aʊt/
verb to provide someone or something with a complete set of necessary equipment or clothing
A1 She rigged out her room with fairy lights for the party.
A2 The mechanic rigged out the car with new tires and a fresh coat of paint.
B1 The team rigged out their boat with the latest navigation equipment before setting sail.
B2 The company rigged out their office with state-of-the-art technology to improve efficiency.
C1 The film crew rigged out the entire set with elaborate props and special effects for the big scene.
C2 The fashion designer rigged out the models in stunning couture gowns for the runway show.
adverb in a manner that is fully equipped or dressed
A1 The children were all rigged out in their Halloween costumes.
A2 She was fully rigged out in hiking gear for the trip.
B1 The team was rigged out with the latest technology for the competition.
B2 The car was rigged out with all the necessary equipment for off-roading.
C1 The soldiers were rigged out in camouflage gear for the covert mission.
C2 The yacht was rigged out with luxurious amenities for the billionaire owner.
formal The soldiers were rigged out in their full combat gear before heading into battle.
informal We were all rigged out in our matching team jerseys for the big game.
slang She was all rigged out in her new designer clothes for the party.
figurative The car was rigged out with all the latest gadgets and technology.
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