Pronunciation: /əˈkuːtər/
noun equipment or accessories worn by a person, typically for a specific purpose
A1 I saw a soldier wearing full accouter.
A2 The knight's accouter included a shiny helmet and a sword.
B1 The hiker packed all his camping accouter before heading into the wilderness.
B2 The chef's accouter included a set of high-quality knives and utensils.
C1 The detective's accouter contained various tools for crime scene investigation.
C2 The astronaut's accouter was meticulously checked before the space mission.
verb to provide with necessary equipment or accessories
A1 She accoutered herself in a beautiful dress for the party.
A2 The soldiers were accoutered with all the necessary gear for the mission.
B1 The chef accoutered the kitchen with the latest cooking gadgets.
B2 The interior designer accoutered the living room with elegant furniture and decorations.
C1 The wealthy businessman accoutered his yacht with luxurious amenities.
C2 The fashion designer accoutered the models in stunning couture creations for the runway show.
formal The soldiers were fully accoutered with their helmets, body armor, and weapons.
informal Make sure you accouter yourself with all the necessary gear before heading out.
slang I need to accouter myself with some snacks before we go on this road trip.
figurative She accoutered herself with confidence before entering the job interview.
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