Crossword clues for accoutered
The Collaborative International Dictionary
accoutered \accoutered\, accoutred \accoutred\adj. 1. provided with necessary articles of equipment for a specialized purpose especially military; as, troops accoutered for battle
Wiktionary
vb. (en-past of: accouter)
WordNet
adj. provided with necessary articles of equipment for a specialized purpose (especially military); "troops accoutered for battle"; "properly accoutered for the trip" [syn: accoutred]
Usage examples of "accoutered".
Once fully accoutered, knights mounted their high horsesbattle-trained destriers big and strong enough to bear fully armed men at a fair speed for the time it might take to make contact with the enemy aheadwhile grooms led their amblers back to the remuda.
Imogen was not armed with the lessons of experience: Imogen was not accoutered with the cautiousness of cultivation and refinement.
And then, you too might find yourself accoutered in a belt of cured skin with a knobby kneecap buckle.
Once Steeltooth was saddled and accoutered, Milo assisted with the captured animals.
Though all mounted and accoutered for the road, they had not yet assembled in marching order but were gathered in small groups, chatting, jesting, spitting, watching the beehive of activities within the perimeters of the soon to be abandoned campsite.
Behind the captain stood Sergeant Geros, similarly accoutered, holding a ten-foot staff about which was furled the Red Eagle Banner of the House and Clan of Morguhn.
Boldly accoutered officers rode or marched beside their men, yelling orders and encouragement against the uproar.
SPIRIT OF THE PITIES Behold the gorgeous coming of those horse, Accoutered in kaleidoscopic hues That would persuade us war has beauty in it!
There were two or three hostesses, clad and accoutered similarly to mine.