accoutered

A man who appeared thus dressed and accoutered would either be a master or a joke in a community like Medora.

Some of the allied armies were as gaudily, if not so richly, accoutered as their adversary.

This he threw over his shoulders; and thus accoutered, he strutted about the streets like a Spanish cavalier.

Pillow's force was six or eight thousand strong, and the best armed and accoutered of all the western Confederate commands.

Now when Mr. Watkins fared forth thus accoutered it was a sign he was not out for his health or anybody else's.