ac·cou·tered
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ac|cou|ter — «uh KOO tuhr», transitive verb, tered, ter|ing. to furnish with clothing or equipment; equip; outfit; array, especially in military attire: »Knights were accoutered in armor. ╂[< French accoutrer < Middle French accoustrer < a to +… … Useful english dictionary
unaccoutered — un ac•cou′tered adj … From formal English to slang
accouter — ac•cou•teror ac•cou•tre [[t]əˈku tər[/t]] v. t. tered tred, ter•ing tring brit. mil to furnish with clothes or equipment • Etymology: 1600–10; earlier accou(s)tre < F accoutrer, OF acou(s)trer to arrange, accommodate … From formal English to slang
