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accouterments

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun accouterment has 1 sense
  1. accessory, accoutrement, accouterment - clothing that is worn or carried, but not part of your main clothing
    --1 is a kind of clothing, article of clothing, vesture, wear
    --1 has particulars: belt; furnishings, trappings

Definitions from the Web

Term: Accouterments

Definition:

Accouterments refer to the equipment, accessories, or personal items used for a particular activity, occupation, or lifestyle.

Sense 1: Equipment or Accessories

In this sense, accouterments are items that enhance or facilitate the performance of a particular task or function. They can range from professional equipment to personal accessories.

Sample Sentence:

  • He's a passionate photographer and always carries his camera, lenses, and other accouterments.

Example Product: Photography Equipment

Sense 2: Personal Items or Decorative Accessories

Accouterments also refer to personal items or decorative accessories that add style or flair to one's appearance or living spaces.

Sample Sentence:

  • Her dressing table was adorned with various beauty accouterments such as perfumes, makeup brushes, and jewelry.

Example Product: Dressing Table Accessories

Sense 3: Historical Usage

Historically, accouterments were the military equipment or gear carried by soldiers, including weapons, uniforms, and other supplies.

Sample Sentence:

  • The soldiers meticulously checked their weapons, uniforms, and other accouterments before heading out for the battle.

Example Product: Military Equipment

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