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equipage

[ ek-wuh-pij ]

noun

  1. a carriage.
  2. a carriage drawn by horses and attended by servants.
  3. outfit, as of a ship, an army, or a soldier; equipment.
  4. Archaic.
    1. a set of small household articles, as of china.
    2. a collection of articles for personal ornament or use.


equipage

/ ˈɛ°ì·Éɪ±èɪ»åÏô /

noun

  1. a horse-drawn carriage, esp one elegantly equipped and attended by liveried footmen
  2. (formerly) the stores and equipment of a military unit
  3. archaic.
    1. a set of useful articles
    2. a group of attendants; retinue
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of equipage1

From Middle French, dating back to 1570–80; equip, -age
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“The FAA promotes voluntary equipage of flight recorders in aircraft for which regulations do not require these devices,†the FAA said in a statement.

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The men carried a variety of equipage including the necessary flintlock weapons, cartridge boxes, knives, hatchets and bayonets.

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"NextGen is on track. And we will keep it on track, but to do so, we’ve got to meet that equipage mandate."

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To the beau monde who relied on equipage for travel, the quality and beauty of Hermés bridles and harnesses were unrivaled.

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Dr. Trefusis demanded that the groom prepare the equipage for a journey to Worcester.

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