or ac·cou′tre·ment
- an accoutering or being accoutered
- [pl.]
- personal outfit; clothes; apparel
- furnishings; trappings; equipment; specif., a soldier's equipment except clothes and weapons
accouterment
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Noun
(plural accouterments)
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Origin
- First attested in the 1540's.
- accouter + -ment
- From Middle French accoustrement, from accoustrer, from Old French acostrer (“arrange, sew up”).
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