Associations to the word «Accoutrement»
Noun
- Uniform
- Holster
- Trapper
- Attire
- Strap
- Musket
- Dress
- Saddle
- Pomp
- Harness
- Ammunition
- Blanket
- Bunk
- Belt
- Clothing
- Badge
- Cadet
- Shaman
- Firearm
- Insignia
- Locker
- Dragoon
- Helmet
- Accessory
- Coat
- Wear
- Hoof
- Trooper
- Rattle
- Wearing
- Horse
- Sword
- Cleaning
- Arm
- Garment
- Clothes
- Waist
- Spectacle
- Weapon
- Rifle
- Squire
- Prop
- Cavalry
- Armor
- Armour
- Robe
- Pistol
- Hunting
- Wagon
- Item
- Regiment
- Boots
- Soldier
- Warrior
- Glove
- Equipment
- Fashion
- Trap
- Trader
- Hat
- Troop
- Maker
- Knight
- Sunlight
- Manner
- Knife
- Civilization
Adjective
Wiktionary
ACCOUTREMENT, noun. The act of accoutering.
ACCOUTREMENT, noun. An article of clothing or equipment, in particular when used as an accessory.
ACCOUTREMENT, noun. (pluralonly) apparatus needed for a task or journey.
ACCOUTREMENT, noun. (military) (pluralonly) Equipment other than weapons and uniform.
ACCOUTREMENT, noun. (pluralonly) trappings.
ACCOUTREMENT, noun. An identifying yet superficial characteristic.
Dictionary definition
ACCOUTREMENT, noun. Clothing that is worn or carried, but not part of your main clothing.
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