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ifle
rift
rig
v. 1 rob, loot, ransack, plunder, despoil, burgle, pillage, US
burglarize: We caught the man who had rifled the till. 2
search, ransack, go through, rummage through: She rifled
through the files till the will was found.
n. 1 separation, break, split, schism, cleft, gulf, gap;
disagreement, conflict, disruption, difference, breach,
break-up, division, distance, alienation: The continued
bitterness served only to intensify the rift between them. 2
tear, rent, opening, hole, crack, chink, crevice, cleavage,
fracture, flaw, fault: Water was pouring through an
ever-widening rift in the dam.
v. 1 Often, rig out or up. fit (out or up), equip, set up,
outfit, supply, provision, accoutre or US also accouter,
caparison, set up, Chiefly Brit kit out: Good Sports was the
shop that rigged us out completely for our Himalayan climbing
expedition. 2 falsify, manipulate, doctor, juggle, fix, tamper
with, fake, Colloq fiddle (with), cook: The accountants rigged
the books to make the company appear profitable enough to merit
a bank loan.
--n. 3 equipment, equipage, gear, tackle, apparatus, outfit,
kit, accoutrements or US also accouterments, paraphernalia,
appurtenances, Colloq things, stuff: It cost a fortune to
transport his diving rig by plane.
right
adj. 1 just, moral, good, proper, correct, legal, lawful,
licit, honest, upright, righteous, virtuous, ethical, fair,
true, honourable, right-minded, principled, open, above-board:
There is no doubt in my mind that Simon can be relied on to do
the right thing. 2 correct, fitting, suitable, proper, accurate,
exact, precise, perfect; factual, truthful, veracious, valid,
sound, Colloq Brit bang on, spot on: Have you bought the right
kind of nail to go into plaster? Jennie had nine right answers
out of ten. How many of yours are right? 3 propitious,
convenient, strategic, advantageous, beneficial, favourable,
auspicious, preferred, preferable, promising: It is critical
for the mixture to reach the boiling point at exactly the right
time. 4 sound, sane, normal, rational, lucid, healthy: Is she
right in the head, letting him drive in his condition? 5
right-hand, dextral, dexter, Nautical starboard: In the United
Kingdom, drivers sit on the right side. 6 rightist, right-wing,