Outdoor Recreation Gear

noun a typically cylindrical container used for holding or carrying liquids or solids

• The gardener used a bucket to water the plants in the greenhouse.
• Hey, can you pass me that bucket over there?
• I'm feeling like a bucket of chicken tonight.
• She felt like she was carrying a heavy bucket of worries on her shoulders.

noun a physical or tangible object that provides comfort or luxury to a living being

• The hotel prides itself on providing top-notch creature comforts for its guests.
• I can't live without my creature comforts like a cozy blanket and my favorite snacks.
• I'm all about those creature comforts - give me a soft bed and a good book any day.
• For some people, their smartphone is their ultimate creature comfort, providing constant entertainment and connection.

noun a short pole with a wide, flat part at one or both ends, used for rowing or steering a boat

verb to propel a boat with a paddle or oar

• The kayaker used a paddle to navigate through the rough waters.
• Let's grab our paddles and go for a canoe ride on the lake.
• I heard he got into a paddle battle with his friend at the pool party.
• She had to paddle her own canoe and make her way in the competitive industry.

noun a type of bicycle designed for both on-road and off-road use, typically featuring a sturdy frame, wide tires, and multiple gears for various terrains

• The sport utility bicycle is designed for both on-road and off-road cycling.
• I love taking my sport utility bicycle on weekend adventures in the mountains.
• My sporty bike is perfect for cruising around town, it's like a sport utility bicycle.
• His ability to adapt to any situation is like a sport utility bicycle, always ready for anything.

noun a word (other than a pronoun) used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things

verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence

adjective a word naming an attribute of a noun, such as sweet, red, or technical

• It is not appropriate to wear bare feet in a formal setting such as a business meeting.
• I love to wear bare feet around the house, it's so comfortable.
• I can't believe she was wearing bare feet at the party, so gross.
• She felt like she was walking on air, wearing bare feet in the soft sand.

verb to provide with necessary equipment or clothing

• The soldiers were accoutred with the latest weaponry and gear.
• She was all accoutred in her fancy dress for the party.
• The gang members were accoutred with their usual bling and chains.
• The artist's palette was accoutred with a vibrant range of colors.

verb to provide or equip with necessary items or accessories

• The chef spent hours accoutring the kitchen with the finest cooking utensils.
• She enjoys accoutring her room with cute decorations and fairy lights.
• I'm accoutring my ride with some sick rims and a new sound system.
• Accoutring your mind with knowledge is the key to success.