accoutered

ac·cou·ter or ac·cou·tre (

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tr.v. ac·cou·tered or ac·cou·tred, ac·cou·ter·ing or ac·cou·tre·ing, ac·cou·ters or ac·cou·tres

To outfit and equip, as for military duty. See Synonyms at furnish.

[French accoutrer, from Old French acoustrer, arrange, equip : a-, to (from Latin ad-; see ad-) + coustrer, sew; see couture.]

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Adj.

accoutered - provided with necessary articles of equipment for a specialized purpose (especially military); "troops accoutered for battle"; "properly accoutered for the trip"

accoutred

armed forces, armed services, military, military machine, war machine - the military forces of a nation; "their military is the largest in the region"; "the military machine is the same one we faced in 1991 but now it is weaker"

equipped, equipt - provided or fitted out with what is necessary or useful or appropriate; "a well equipped playground"; "a ship equipped with every mechanical aid to navigation"

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accouter accouterment Accouterments accoutre accoutred accoutrement accoutrements Arrayer equip fit fit out furnish furnished Furnisher outfit	Thus accoutered, bog and marsh and undergrowth had no terrors for him. Anne of The Island by Montgomery, Lucy Maud View in context All were working hard; and he himself looked up from writing a page of memoranda in a private room to see Horne Fisher standing in the doorway, accoutered as if for travel. The Man Who Knew Too Much by Chesterton, Gilbert K. View in context The doctor had been no less carefully armed and accoutered by his housekeeper, the vigilant Frau Ilsy, and sallied forth in his camlet robe by way of surcoat,[1] his black velvet cap under his cocked hat, a thick clasped book under his arm, a basket of drugs and dried herbs in one hand, and in the other the miraculous rod of divination. Adventure of the Black Fisherman by Irving, Washington View in context	accountable Accountable ness Accountably accountancy accountant Accountantship Accountatn general accounting accounting data accounting department accounting entry accounting firm accounting line designator accounting period accounting principle accounting standard accounting system accounts department accounts payable accounts receivable Accouple accouplement Accourage Accourt accouter accoutered accouterment Accouterments accoutre accoutred accoutrement accoutrements Accoy Accra accredit accreditation accredited Accrementitial accrementition accresce Accrescence accrescent accrete accretion accretion disk accretionary accretionary wedge accretive accriminate Accrington accroach	Accounts receivables Accounts Register Accounts Relating to the Property of others Accounts Statement Accounts Statement Accounts Statements Accounts Statements Accounts Uncollectible Accounts Uncollectible Accounts Uncollectible Accounts Uncollectible Accounts, Bookkeeping Accountspayable Accountspayable Accountspayable Accouple Accouple Accouplement Accouplement Accouplement Accourage Accourt Accoustic Accoustic Accoustic Accoustic coupler Accoustic coupler Accoustic fingerprint accouter accouter accoutered accoutering accoutering accouterment accouterment accouterment accouterment accouterments accouterments accouters accouters accoutre accoutre accoutred accoutred accoutreing accoutreing accoutrement accoutrement accoutrement accoutrement accoutrements accoutrements accoutres accoutres accoutring Accoy ACCP ACCP ACCP/SCCM ACCPA

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Thus accoutered, bog and marsh and undergrowth had no terrors for him.

Anne of The Island by Montgomery, Lucy Maud View in context

All were working hard; and he himself looked up from writing a page of memoranda in a private room to see Horne Fisher standing in the doorway, accoutered as if for travel.

The Man Who Knew Too Much by Chesterton, Gilbert K. View in context

The doctor had been no less carefully armed and accoutered by his housekeeper, the vigilant Frau Ilsy, and sallied forth in his camlet robe by way of surcoat,[1] his black velvet cap under his cocked hat, a thick clasped book under his arm, a basket of drugs and dried herbs in one hand, and in the other the miraculous rod of divination.

Adventure of the Black Fisherman by Irving, Washington View in context

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