Equipage is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EQUIPAGE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to fit out with a retinue
• equip
NOUN:
• (French) attendance, retinue
• the equipment for a particular purpose.
• a carriage and horses with attendants.
• horse-drawn carriage, esp one elegantly equipped and attended by liveried footmen
• Furniture or outfit, whether useful or ornamental; especially, the furniture and supplies of a vessel, fitting her for a voyage or for warlike purposes, or the furniture and necessaries of an army, a body of troops, or a single soldier, including whatever is necessary for efficient service; equipments; accouterments; habiliments; attire.
• Retinue; train; suite.
• A carriage of state or of pleasure with all that accompanies it, as horses, liveried servants, etc., a showy turn-out.
• equipment and supplies of a military force
• a vehicle with wheels drawn by one or more horses

Words related to EQUIPAGE

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Words that contain EQUIPAGE

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How to use EQUIPAGE in a sentence

• Yet he preserved a perfect simplicity of equipage and apparel.
• I never saw any harness that I could call handsome, nor any equipage which, as to horses, carriage, harness, and servants, could be considered as complete.
• But the whip was the most remarkable part of the equipage.
• He marked the faces of coachman and footman as the equipage approached.
• They quite appeared to have forgotten that their equipage might attract the notice of the vulgar.
• Marshall-Smith for the period of her stay, was not to be distinguished from a privately owned equipage.
• My sister and myself contrived to extract profit as well as pleasure from our little equipage.
• He then returned to the town, and soon after his arrival, became acquainted with Latronia, a lady distinguished by the elegance of her equipage, and the regularity of her conduct.
• Their equipage was what the men could carry on their backs.
• A young merchant, named Fontaine, scaled the railing, at the risk of upsetting the equipage.
• We have no missionary horse and buggy, and it was not an elegant equipage standing before our door.
• The driver and footman were clad in livery which corresponded with the elegant style of the equipage.
• They also lost a few of their horses, and nearly all their camp equipage.
• They had lost at least five hundred horses, all their camp equipage, ammunition, provisions, and most of their arms, and were indeed almost at the mercy of the whites.
• The travelling equipage of the Nascopies consists of a small leather tent, a deer-skin robe with the hair on, a leather bag with some down in it, and a kettle.
• As soon as these women saw us and recognized the equipage of the Governor, they dispersed like a flock of crows, with frightened cries.
• This time the trip to Indiana was made with the aid of two horses, used by the wife and children for riding and to carry their little equipage for camping at night by the way.
• The magnificence of her equipage and the crowd of persons who formed her retinue are noticed by contemporary writers, and the effect upon English manners was instantaneous.
• One evening, three weeks gone, I observed a very elegant equipage draw up to my door, and the Duke of Chateaurien was announced.
• But now the cat arrived at a great castle where dwelt an Ogre, to whom belonged all the land through which the royal equipage had been driving.
• So there was built a magnificent equipage of green velvet outside, and lined with rose-colour and silver brocade.
• It seemed to be the merest accident that the emperor stood on the right, and the Pope on the left side of the equipage, that had now been brought to a stand again.
• He was a pale, little man, who managed with difficulty to collect his senses and lead them to an equipage of imposing richness that stood not far away.
• From this equipage alighted two men, each of them a well-known figure in the great world of the Prussian metropolis.
• There was something in her air and manner that seemed to make the breakfast equipage, and the furniture of the room about her, look a little mean and poor.
• Before anybody could gather his wits, the equipage had disappeared.
• The transportation of stores, equipage, and instruments was rendered unexpectedly easy by a steamboat running from Portland to St.
• The equipage consisted of 4400 men, of whom 4000 were rowers.

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