accoutrements

ac·cou·ter·ment or ac·cou·tre·ment  (-ktr-mnt, -tr-)

n.

1. An accessory item of equipment or dress. Often used in the plural.

2. Military equipment other than uniforms and weapons. Often used in the plural.

3. accouterments or accoutrements Outward forms of recognition; trappings: cathedral ceilings, heated swimming pools, and other accoutrements signaling great wealth.

4. Archaic The act of accoutering.

Thesaurus

accoutrements

plural noun paraphernalia, fittings, dress, material, clothing, stuff, equipment, tackle, gear, things, kit, outfit, trimmings, fixtures, array, decorations, baggage, apparatus, furnishings, trappings, garb, adornments, ornamentation, bells and whistles, impedimenta, appurtenances, equipage Understated eveningwear can be dressed up with accoutrements.

Translations

accoutrements [əˈkuːtrəmənts] accouterments (US) [əˈkuːtəmənts] NPL (frm) → equipo msing, avíos mpl

accoutrements [əˈkuːtrəmənts] accouterments [əˈkuːtərmənts] (US) npl (= paraphernalia) → attirail m
the accoutrements of sth → tout ce qui va avec qch

accoutrements, (US also) accouterments

pl → Ausrüstung f; the accoutrements of the trade → das Handwerkszeug

accoutrements [əˈkuːtrəmənts] npl (frm, hum) → equipaggiamento msg