Accoutrement

  • 11accoutrement — [[t]əku͟ːtrəmənt[/t]] accoutrements N COUNT: usu pl, usu with supp, oft N of n Accoutrements are all the things you have with you when you travel or when you take part in a particular activity. [HUMOROUS or OLD FASHIONED] I loved stationery and… …

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  • 12accoutrement — ac cou·tre·ment || tÉ™mÉ™nt n. clothing, equipment; soldier s equipment …

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  • 13accoutrement — [ə ku:təm(ə)nt, trə ] (US accouterment) noun an item of dress or equipment required for a particular activity …

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  • 14Accoutrement — All the pieces of a knight’s office: his sword, symbolizing justice and mercy; his spurs, chain of fealty, and military belt …

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  • 15accoutrement — ac·cou·tre·ment …

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  • 16accoutrement — /əˈkutrəmənt/ (say uh koohtruhmuhnt) noun 1. (plural) equipage; trappings. 2. (plural) the equipment of a soldier except arms and clothing. 3. a particular item of dress (def. 2) or equipment. Also, US, accouterment. {15th century French: way of… …

  • 17accoutrement — nm. patafyolaizon (Arvillard), akoutramin (Villards Thônes) …

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  • 18accoutrement — n. (US accouterment) (usu. in pl.) 1 equipment, trappings. 2 Mil. a soldier s outfit other than weapons and garments. Etymology: F (as ACCOUTRE) …

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  • 19ac·cou·ter·ment — ↑accoutrement …

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  • 20attifement — [ atifmɑ̃ ] n. m. • 1846; « ornement » XIIe; de attifer ♦ Fam. et péj. Action d attifer, de s attifer; manière d être habillé. ⇒ accoutrement, habillement. ● attifement nom masculin Familier. Manière d attifer ou d être attifé ; accoutrement. ●… …

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