Apparatus, utensils, instruments, implements, appliances; equipment, furniture, gear.

A tool, implement, or simple mechanical device. Now archaic.

Apparatus generally; appliances, implements, tackle, tools. †Also in plural: toys.

A horse used for draught, ploughing, farm work, etc., rather than for riding or racing.

Material, stuff (for a particular purpose); now esp. in Scottish soapy water, soap-suds. (Cf. gear, n. 10.)

Any small article forming part of an outfit; usually plural the tools, implements, or tackle of an occupation; paraphernalia, accoutrements, ‘traps’.

In plural. The apparatus, set of utensils, instruments, etc., employed in any trade, or in executing any piece of work. Now chiefly in agricultural…

Apparatus, appliances, or instruments for work. material: Implements, tools, utensils; rigging, stores, and tackle of a ship; military engines…

The stock of a tradesman; the tools, etc. of a workman. Obsolete.

Implements, tools, materials for work generally; stuff. Also figurative.

Chiefly colloquial. In plural. Implements or equipment for some special use; utensils. Frequently with preceding modifying word.

The goods kept on sale by a dealer, shopkeeper, or pedlar. Also, a workman's tools, appliances, or apparatus.

= tackle, n. 1. dialect. Obsolete.

The things collectively in which this preparation consists, and by which its processes are maintained; equipments, material, mechanism…

an object or item used in work; contrasted with plaything.

Working implements, ‘plant’.

Originally and chiefly Military. The equipment, supplies, etc., used by an army, navy, or other organization, as distinguished from the personnel…

Australian. The equipment, stock, vehicles, etc., of a drover, a farm, etc.

The physical portion of a computer system, including electrical, electronic, electromechanical, and mechanical components (as a disk drive, CPU…

figurative. A person, machine, etc., that undertakes or carries out (hard) work reliably, esp. over a long period of time.