In BDSM, a rigger is a person who specializes in rope bondage, particularly Shibari or Kinbaku, which are Japanese-inspired forms of intricate rope tying.
The rigger is responsible for tying, securing, and ensuring the safety of the bottom (the person being tied).
Origins of Rigger in BDSM
The term “rigger” originates from the traditional use of rigging in sailing and construction, where ropes and knots are used to secure objects.
How to Use Rigger in a Sentence?
A rigger is someone experienced in rope techniques, often in a dominant role in bondage play. Here are five examples of how the term is used:
- “She’s an experienced rigger who teaches Shibari workshops.”
(Describes someone skilled in rope bondage and educating others.) - “I trust my rigger completely when we do suspension play.”
(Indicates trust in the person tying the ropes, especially for advanced bondage.) - “He’s looking for a rigger to help him learn the basics of rope play.”
(Someone is searching for a skilled individual to guide them.) - “As a rigger, safety is always my top priority.”
(Emphasizes the responsibility of ensuring safety in bondage sessions.) - “Her rigger created an intricate rope pattern that looked stunning.”
(Describes the artistic aspect of rope bondage.)
Pronunciation of Rigger
Rigger is pronounced as “RIG-ur” (/ˈrɪɡər/).
Words Similar to Rigger
- Top/Dominant – A general term for the person in control in a BDSM dynamic.
- Rope Bunny – The person being tied in rope bondage.
- Shibari Practitioner – A person specializing in Japanese rope bondage.
- Kinbakushi – A master of Kinbaku (a more intricate form of rope bondage).
- Sadomasochist (S&M) – Someone who enjoys giving or receiving pain in BDSM play.
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