A noun/interjection that refers to two people socializing in such a way that could be seen as a romantic interaction. Also used as a verb (usually in the context of "rigging it up") in order to point out a person's recent rigs.
As a verb:
Person 1: Hey man, did you see Sally rigging it up with Alex the other day?
Person 2: Yeah, they're totally going out together. I mean, why else would you invite someone to a coffee shop with just the two of them?
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As a noun:
Jacob asked Ashley to homecoming? That's such a rig.
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As an interjection:
Boy: So... wanna hang out at that coffee place later?
Girl: Sure! Why wouldn't I?
Annoying Eavesdropper: RIG!!!!!
Person 1: Hey man, did you see Sally rigging it up with Alex the other day?
Person 2: Yeah, they're totally going out together. I mean, why else would you invite someone to a coffee shop with just the two of them?
______________
As a noun:
Jacob asked Ashley to homecoming? That's such a rig.
______________
As an interjection:
Boy: So... wanna hang out at that coffee place later?
Girl: Sure! Why wouldn't I?
Annoying Eavesdropper: RIG!!!!!
by eagle's kite May 31, 2016
Noun:
A common idiom in colloquial speech, or slang term, used by heroin addicts and intravenous drug users to refer to hypodermic syringes used for the administration of drugs; usually in discrete places such as the veins running up the inside and edge of the arm, crook of the elbow, or inner-thighs among other locations on the body.
Etymology: Possible originates from the older tern 'rig" as used to refer to the rig on a horse-drawn carriage together with the horses and harness. 'Horse,' is also a slang nickname for heroin(See definition for 'Horse' as referring to heroin.)
A common idiom in colloquial speech, or slang term, used by heroin addicts and intravenous drug users to refer to hypodermic syringes used for the administration of drugs; usually in discrete places such as the veins running up the inside and edge of the arm, crook of the elbow, or inner-thighs among other locations on the body.
Etymology: Possible originates from the older tern 'rig" as used to refer to the rig on a horse-drawn carriage together with the horses and harness. 'Horse,' is also a slang nickname for heroin(See definition for 'Horse' as referring to heroin.)
"Dude, I cooked up this fat shot of heroin and tried to shoot it into my vein, but my rig got all clogged up with blood."
"Always use new rigs, and never share rigs with anybody."
"Always use new rigs, and never share rigs with anybody."
by HAL-9000 Computer December 31, 2016
by kid chameleon October 16, 2003
(verb) the process and/or art of successfully procuring sexual activity from a desirable female consort through skillful use of linguistics, rhetorical devices, and/or physical advances. Also see "spitting game" and "pulling".
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