An accessory or adjunct, primarily functional, but often also fancy or decorative; (in plural) equipment, trappings, furniture, attire. Obsolete.

? Contrivances.

Equipment, gear.

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

concrete. Things provided for any purpose, and employed in its performance; material, requisites, apparatus. Obsolete.

Equipment, outfit.

Equipment for a journey; rigging out (of a ship); apparel, belongings. Obsolete.

Apparatus, equipment, accoutrement, outfit: = attire, n. 1. Obsolete.

Equipment, outfit.

concrete. Equipment, outfit, array, garb, apparel.

Apparatus, implements, gear, tackle; a structure, contrivance. See also plough graith, n., spinning-graith. (Cf. gear, n. 5) Obsolete exc. dialect.

esp. in plural. The mechanical accessories employed in any function or complex scheme; apparatus, gear. Also figurative.

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

Equipment, armour, clothing.

Equipment, stores, stock. The furnishing proper to a place or thing; appurtenances, apparatus. Obsolete.

The action of parel, v.; preparation; decoration. Also: equipment, furniture, apparatus; = parel, n. 2b.

In plural. Iron fittings.

Material used for furnishing, supply, or outfit.

Equipment, provision of necessaries.

Tackle, gear, furniture, armament; the equipment or mounting of any thing; e.g. of a ship, a fishing-rod, the metal-work of a girdle, etc. (obsolete…

Apparatus, outfit, appurtenances; furniture; tackle. Cf. apparel, n. 2 3.

plural. Things that serve as equipment or outfit, as household furniture or utensils, ecclesiastical vessels or vestments, wearing apparel or…

Fittings, furnishings.

Material goods; apparatus; contents; furniture. Obsolete.

plural. Fittings, apparatus, furniture, gear, outfit, rigging; as of a ship. Obsolete.

The condition of being adorned; the action of adorning or ornamenting something. Also: that with which something is adorned; an adornment.

In plural. Things with which a person or place is provided; furnishings. Obsolete.

In plural. Equipment, accoutrement. Cf. mounting, n. 3a. Obsolete. rare.

The process of equipping a ship or a person for a journey, expedition, etc. Obsolete.

= complement, n. (in various senses), esp. an accomplishment.

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

That which serves to decorate or furnish; also plural.

Furniture, outfit, appurtenances.

In plural. Items of apparel; (more generally) additional pieces of dress or equipment, trappings; (Military) the outfit of a soldier other than…

plural. Accoutrements, decorations, fittings.

Gear, furnishings, fittings, accoutrements, outfit, baggage, etc.; = tackle, n. 1. Obsolete.

With singular or plural agreement. Tools, weapons, or other devices collectively; equipment, gear. Also: collective means. Obsolete.

= ordinary, n. in various senses.

Equipment, equipage, outfit, accoutrement, furniture, or any article thereof. Now usually plural.

The action of outreik, v.

Array, equipment. Obsolete.

concrete (plural). That with which something is dighted; fittings. Obsolete.

The action of fitting out a person or thing for a task or journey; esp. the equipping of a ship for a voyage, or troops for military service. Also con…

An anglicized form of apparatus, n. (Cf. state, n., status, n.)

An ornament, an accoutrement. Obsolete.

Apparatus, gear.

= accoutrement, n. 1.

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

Apparatus in general. literal and figurative. Obsolete.

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

concrete. Anything used in equipping; furniture; outfit; warlike apparatus; necessaries for an expedition or voyage. Used in the plural to indicate…

Originally: items belonging to a particular person, esp. articles of dress or adornment; trappings… With plural or undetermined agreement.

= tackle, n. 1. dialect. Obsolete.

Originally: the articles and equipment required for an expedition, etc. Later: equipment of any kind, esp. a number of items designed or selected…

concrete. Anything used in fitting. Usually in plural: Fixtures, apparatus, furniture. Also fitting-up.

concrete. In plural (originally U.S.) Apparatus, equipment; trimming of a dress; the adjuncts to any dish, garnishing. Also (Australian slang)…

Outfit, equipment.

A machine or piece of apparatus designed for a particular kind of work; the necessary items for a particular purpose; equipment, apparatus.

U.S. in plural. Appendages, apparatus, ‘fixings’.

Chiefly Scottish = paraphernalia, n. 2. Obsolete.

Equipment; ‘gear’; rubbish.