accoutre
Furnish with gear
To accoutre is to outfit or equip, especially with military gear or special dress.
The word is formal and slightly old-fashioned: soldiers accoutred for battle, accoutred in full ceremonial regalia.
The noun accoutrements refers to equipment or accessories associated with a particular activity.
Also spelled accouter.
Toothed wheel or belongings
- kitGrouped supplies, one purpose
- apparatusEquipment for a task
- rigEquipment arrangement or vehicle
- tackleGear or takedown
implements · accessories · paraphernalia · provisions · supplies · fittings · trappings · furnishings
Garment storage furniture
- ensembleUnified group or outfit
- attirePersonal garments collectively
- garbWhat one wears
- costumeClothing for portrayal
dress · threads · getup · raiment · finery · habiliment · vesture · tog
gear
Toothed wheel or belongings
tackle · implements · accessories · paraphernalia · provisions · supplies · fittings · trappings · furnishings · outfitting
wardrobe
Garment storage furniture
costume · dress · threads · getup · raiment · finery · habiliment · vesture · tog · duds
uniform
Identical throughout
- regaliaCeremonial emblems of authority
- armorProtective combat covering
- camouflageConcealment through visual blending
insignia · epaulette · braid · sash · sword · bayonet · holster · bandolier · ammunition · tactical
embellish
Add decorative elements
festoon · trim · garnish · beautify · enhance · braid · fringe · lace · brocade · embroidery