rig

A tugboat improbably sits high on the bank, obscured by tall grass, a broken oil rig hangs over the water nearby.

Blue Book on this rig is about $750,000, and we got it for nothing.

The son walked alongside the fire rig that bore the flag-covered coffin.

You do that to a certain extent with performance capture by the way you calibrate the model of Caesar—or the rig, as we call it.

What if a wind turbine could help make an oil rig work more efficiently?

Eve looked very pretty in her skating rig, and she was a splendid skater, too.

Smith: No, my lud—ve're the rig'lar chimbly sveeps vot sveeps his ludship's chimblys.

The rig drew up with a rush in front of the gate, and the two officers dropped out.

Instead of using the doctor's rig for the return to town, the officers appropriated the red roadster.

She hired a rig of a livery-stable keeper, who said he could not possibly take her beyond the Indian agency.