regalia

Possessives

chief: A fleece being fashioned into a garment is shown on a Scythian chief's gold regalia of around 500 B.C. ( left ).

Converse of object

• wear: One way of demonstrating their support was to wear party regalia.
• use: Also lodged in the Tower are the Crown Jewels including all the regalia used by British monarchs at their coronation.
• survive: They are the oldest surviving regalia in Britain and consist of a crown, a sword and a scepter.
• display: A small exhibition room displays military regalia and unique tombstones dating back to the tenth century.
• have: Bill is also an accomplished Piper and has the full regalia to match.

Adjective modifier

• masonic: I'll pass over the Masonic regalia in Mordrin's office for something less potentially controversial.
• civic: Today a highly ornate mace forms the centerpiece in the civic regalia of many councils across the country.
• imperial: The hoard is possibly the imperial regalia of the royal house in East Anglia in the first century BC: the ancestors of Boudica.
• royal: The royal regalia which includes a stone studded gold crown weighing 1769 grams can be seen only on special request.
• full: To everyone's surprise, he appeared in full Native regalia.

Modifies a noun

• item: Contact me at the email address below to order any of the new or existing FWD register regalia items.
• sale: The meeting started after members had a chance to view a regalia sales display.

Noun used with modifier

• coronation: Other symbols - such as the Crown Jewels and coronation regalia - are unique objects which exert a powerful fascination.
• club: As well as the clubs regalia, they could also check out the items that were to be sold in the auction and raffle.
• pirate: No. Is this site decked out in pirate regalia?
• breeding: When in full breeding regalia the male has a black head, chest, back and tail with pure white flanks.
• Viking: Dressed in full Viking regalia for part of her talk, Jeanne's enthusiasm was infectious.