Furnished with weapons or a weapon; armed.

Equipped with or carrying a weapon or weapons (now typically firearms); involving the use of weaponry. Formerly also: †wearing or fitted with armour…

Fully or adequately armed for war or combat. Also in extended use.

Equipped with good or numerous weapons; well-armed. Also figurative.

So as to be completely equipped; very fully or completely: in armed to the teeth; so entrenched up to their teeth.

Having a good outer surface, edge, or point of steel; properly or thoroughly armed or protected with steel. Also figurative: made very hard or…

Equipped for fighting or for war. Obsolete.

transitive. To fit or equip (a person or thing) with armour or weapons; = enarm, v.

Provided with arms, accoutred, armed. Obsolete.

Esp. of a soldier: well armed or equipped.

Equipped; armed. Obsolete.

Originally and chiefly Scottish. Finely or fully equipped with armour and weapons; well-armed. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

Fully armed or equipped. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

Equipped or munitioned for war. Of a horse: Equipped and trained for war. = warlike, adj. 2.

furnished with armour, equipped for battle.

Armed. (A dictionary word of very questionable authenticity.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

In early use, the strength (of a fortress, defensive work, etc.). Subsequently, the fighting strength (of a ship), as measured by number of guns or…

tooled up: equipped with an offensive weapon. slang.

Equipped with weapons. Also in extended use: characterized by the deployment or use of weapons; militarized.