1. equipped with an outrigger or outriggers (a framework or spar extending from the side of a boat or aircraft to provide stability or support)
Usage: nautical; aviation

1. past tense and past participle of 'outrig': to fit or equip with an outrigger
Usage: nautical; technical

Examples

• The outrigged canoe was more stable in rough waters.
• The fishing boat was outrigged with floats on both sides.
• They outrigged the aircraft with additional support structures.
• The outrigged design helped prevent the vessel from capsizing.
• The crew outrigged the catamaran before the long voyage.
• Modern outrigged boats are common in Pacific island cultures.