well-rigged
/ˌwɛlˈrɪɡd/adjective
1Of a sailing vessel: having good or correct rigging.
2Wearing smart or attractive clothes; well-dressed.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Stanyhurst (1547–1618), literary scholar and translator. From well + rigged.
- fall prey to
- fall prey to (also be or become prey to)
- Fall River
- fall short (of)
- fall through
- fall to
- fall to pieces
- fall to someone's lot
- fall victim to
- Falmouth
- false
- false acacia
- false alarm
- false arrest
- false bedding
- false bottom
- false card
- false colour
- false consciousness
- false coral snake
- false cypress
- false dawn
- false economy
- false face
- false friend