The expression started during WWII for equipment patched together with German equipment. Jerry was American military slang for Germans.
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The expression "jerry-rig(ged)" is a probable US corruption of a much older term from the days of sail, "jury rig(ged)" which meant the same thing, namely fixing something so one can get home, a makeshift repair, for instance a ship is dismasted, a replacement mast is rigged from a spare spar, a boom, the remains of the broken mast, or a smaller mast, depending what is available and what the crew is able to lift and lash into place.
The term "jerry rig" may also be a blending of "jerry-built" namely something shoddily or poorly made, and jury rig. The "jerry" has nothing to do with Germans, and in fact the slang term for German soldiers "Jerry" dates to WWI and is a British term.
The Man's a rig. Nice rig, dude! How will you rig the race this time, boss?
The word "phony" has its origins in an Irish confidence game, known as fawney rig. It means not real, baseless in fact, arousing suspicion, or a scam.
Max Muller
That is the correct spelling of the nickname Jerry, although it can also be Gerry.
The origin is from french
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Use a match and a pin
Use a match and a pin
American/Italian
No, Jerry is not a Bible name. Gerald, from which Jerry is taken, is Teutonic in origin, the name meaning "a ruler with spear." Jerry can also be an shortened name for 'Jeremiah', which is a Biblical name.
The Man's a rig. Nice rig, dude! How will you rig the race this time, boss?
The word "phony" has its origins in an Irish confidence game, known as fawney rig. It means not real, baseless in fact, arousing suspicion, or a scam.
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It is a customized big rig
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Rigged is the past participle of rig.