Crossword clues for oilrig
oilrig
- North Sea sight
- Gulf of Mexico structure
- Deepwater Horizon, for one
- Well-drilling structure
- Well-drilling equipment
- Well-drilling apparatus
- Spindletop structure
- Something capped by firefighters
- Sight off the Gulf Coast
- Shell equipment, say
- Petronius platform in the Gulf of Mexico, e.g
- Permian Basin pumper
- Offshore sight, maybe
- Offshore eyesore, to some
- Offshore equipment
- Offshore drilling equipment
- Offshore driller
- Greenpeace target, at times
- Driller's setup
- Device seen in "There Will Be Blood"
- Coastal fuel extractor
- Boring platform
- Offshore sight, sometimes
- It's well-positioned
- Offshore installation
- Pumping station
- Offshore structure for Shell or ExxonMobil
- Where a mud engineer works
- Rig used in drilling for oil or gas
- Gulf of Mexico sight
- Call for attention, woman in lift well below this?
- A boring set-up
- Shout to young woman climbing platform
- Youngster to switch positions over in place for drill
- Lass repelled by attention-seeker? That’s the drill
- Perhaps Betty Moon? Heads up for plant needed to get well
- Offshore structure
- Drilling equipment
- Drilling apparatus
- Drilling platform
- Offshore drilling platform
- Well driller
- Offshore site, sometimes
- Offshore drilling structure
The Collaborative International Dictionary
oil rig \oil" rig`\, oilrig \oil"rig`\n. A structure and associated machinery used in drilling for oil or gas; it is usually in the form of a tower. Called also drilling rig.
Syn: drill rig, drilling rig, oil rig.
Wiktionary
alt. A rig, consisting of platform and machinery, used to drill for oil and other petroleum products like natural gas. n. A rig, consisting of platform and machinery, used to drill for oil and other petroleum products like natural gas.
WordNet
n. rig used in drilling for oil or gas [syn: drill rig, drilling rig, oil rig]
Usage examples of "oilrig".
Instead they used it to haul oilrigs through twenty-foot swells in the North Atlantic.
There was a vein of murder snaking across the continent beneath highways, smokestacks, oilrigs and gasworks, a casual savagery fed by the mute cities, and I wondered what impossible distance must be traveled to get from there to here, what language crossed, how many levels of being.