equipage
/ˈɛkwɪpɪdʒ/
noun
- A set of equipment or supplies needed for a particular activity, especially a military or travel expedition.
- The general inspected the equipage of the soldiers to ensure they had everything for the march.
- The museum displayed the equipage of a 19th-century traveler, including trunks and camping tools.
- The explorers loaded their equipage onto the ship before setting sail.
- A horse-drawn carriage, especially one that is elegant or well-appointed, along with its attendants.
- The royal equipage included footmen and a coachman in matching uniforms.
- The duchess arrived at the ball in a grand equipage pulled by four white horses.
- In the old painting, a wealthy merchant's equipage is shown driving through the city streets.