Equipment

Definition:

  • (n.) The act of equipping, or the state of being equipped, as for a voyage or expedition.
  • (n.) Whatever is used in equipping; necessaries for an expedition or voyage; the collective designation for the articles comprising an outfit; equipage; as, a railroad equipment (locomotives, cars, etc. ; for carrying on business); horse equipments; infantry equipments; naval equipments; laboratory equipments.

Compare equipment with other words:

accessory vs. equipment

accessories vs. equipment

asset vs. equipment

equipment vs. system

commodity vs. equipment

equipment vs. equipped

advice vs. equipment

apparatuses vs. equipment

equipment vs. supplies

equipment vs. facilities

assessorial vs. equipment

equipment vs. glassware

equipment vs. utensil

equipment vs. inventory

equipment vs. furniture

equipment vs. gear

equipment vs. mobile

equipment vs. plant

equipment vs. implement

equipment vs. machinery

equipment vs. water

equipment vs. slab

equipment vs. paraphernalia

equipment vs. horse

equipment vs. evaporator

equipment vs. payload

electrician vs. equipment

equipment vs. fitment

equipment vs. mobilize

equipment vs. installation

appliance vs. equipment

equipment vs. machine

equipment vs. facility

equipage vs. equipment

equipment vs. tool

equipment vs. instrument

equipment vs. logistics

equipment vs. trappings

equipment vs. heriot

equipment vs. lighting

batman vs. equipment

equipment vs. wired

binnacle vs. equipment

equipment vs. outfitter

equipment vs. materiel

crucible vs. equipment

equipment vs. holster

equipment vs. rig

equipment vs. expedition

equipment vs. voyage

equip vs. equipment

equipment vs. furnish

equipment vs. rider

equipment vs. kit

appointment vs. equipment

equipment vs. rent

equipment vs. transportability

accoutre vs. equipment

accouter vs. equipment

equipment vs. safety

equipment vs. generator

equipment vs. tack

equipment vs. hardware

device vs. equipment

clean vs. equipment

equipment vs. wear

equipment vs. thing

apparatus vs. equipment