high-rigged
/ˌhʌɪˈrɪɡd/adjective
Of a sailing ship: having high rigging.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Earl of Surrey (?1517–1547), poet and soldier. From high + rigged.
- pigeon's blood
- pigeon's egg
- pigeon's grass
- pigeon shot
- pigeon's milk
- pigeon's throat
- pigeon's wing
- pigeontail
- pigeon-tailed
- pigeon tick
- pigeon toe
- pigeon-toed
- pigeon tower
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- pigeon wing
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- pigface
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