EQUIPMENT
NOUNS
1300 ► TIRE apparatus, equipment, accoutrement, outfit → obs.
1374 ► ORDINANCE the act or process of making ready, preparing, or providing; preparation, provision, equipment; a preparatory step or measure; hence, the result of such → obs.
1444 ► SKIPPESON equipment, provision of necessaries → obs.
1470 ► HABILIMENT outfit, accoutrement, equipment, array, attire, dress (now only of personal attire)
1549 ► ACCOUTREMENT apparel, outfit, equipment
1552 ► TIRING attiring, dressing; dressing the hair; attire, apparel, head-dress; equipment, apparatus → arch.
1558 ► TACKLING gear, furnishings, fittings, accoutrements, outfit, baggage, etc. → obs.
1586 ► ACCOUTREMENTS clothes, trappings, apparel, equipments; in the military, the equipments of a soldier other than arms and dress
1597 ► SUPELLECTILE furniture; scientific apparatus or equipment → obs.
1598 ► CAPARISON the dress and ornaments of men and women; equipment, outfit
1697 ► SUPELLEX the equipment or apparatus for an experiment or operation
1773 ► HABULIMENT habiliment, dress, attire; military equipment → Sc. obs.
1822 ► HABULZIEMENT habiliment, dress, attire; military equipment → Sc. obs.
1834 ► DUNNAGE the clothing and other personal belongings carried by a sailor, soldier, or woodsman; generally, baggage or equipment with which a person travels → sl., orig. naval usage
M19. ► LAYOUT a set of equipment or clothes → sl.
1856 ► ICTA → IKTA a thing, portable possession; goods, equipment; clothing; merchandise → Amer. dial.
1863 ► GRUBSTAKE money, supplies, or equipment supplied, esp. to a prospector, on condition of the supplier participating in the profits of a particular undertaking → Amer. West. usage
1890 ► CLOBBER equipment; ‘gear’; rubbish → sl.
1905 ► TANCHIMENTS apparatus or materials for doing or making anything → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1955 ► MONSTER a formidable piece of equipment → US sl.
2000 ► BIT OF KIT an item of equipment, esp. mechanical or electrical → UK sl.
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