kit out
Furnish with gear
Kit out means to equip or supply with necessary items, especially clothing or gear: The expedition was kitted out with the latest equipment.
Primarily British, with Americans more likely saying kit up or simply outfit.
Often used in passive constructions: The team was fully kitted out in matching uniforms.
Movable room objects
- furnishSupply or equip
- decorRoom's visual arrangement
- fixturesPermanently attached equipment
- fittingsAttached functional components
upholstery · drapes · curtains · blinds · lighting · carpeting · wallpaper · textiles
Toothed wheel or belongings
- uniformIdentical throughout
- tacticalStrategically planned
- bootsAnkle-covering footwear
- helmetProtective head covering
camouflage · vest · backpack · ammunition · holster · armor · weapons · binoculars
furniture
Movable room objects
fittings · upholstery · drapes · curtains · blinds · lighting · carpeting · wallpaper · textiles · accessories
gear
Toothed wheel or belongings
helmet · camouflage · vest · backpack · ammunition · holster · armor · weapons · binoculars · rations
jersey
Knitted pullover garment
- cleatsSpiked sports shoes
- padsCushioned protective layers
- shin guardsProtective lower leg coverings
helmet · gloves · uniform · equipment · trainers · goggles · mouthguard · strip · shorts · socks