Equip
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 36
e-kwip′, v.t. to fit out: to furnish with everything needed for any service or work:— pr.p. equip′ping; pa.p. equipped′. — n. E′quipāge , that with which one is equipped: furniture required for any service, as that of a soldier, .: a carriage and attendants, retinue.— v.t. ( obs. ) to furnish with an equipage.— n. Equip′ment , the act of equipping: the state of being equipped: things used in equipping or furnishing: outfit. [Fr. équiper , prob. Ice. skip a , to set in order, skip , a ship.]
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