rig
verbUK /rɪɡ/
US /rɪɡ/
To set up or fix something so it is ready to use.
The sailors rigged the boat before they set sail.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A large truck or lorry.
The rig pulled into the truck stop for fuel.
3. To arrange something in a dishonest way to get an unfair result.
They tried to rig the game so their team would win.
4. The special equipment used for a particular job, like drilling for oil.
The oil rig stood far out in the sea.