equipped
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
equip/ɪˈkwɪp/
▶verb (equips, equipping, equipped)
- 1 supply with the items needed for a particular purpose.
- 2 prepare (someone) mentally for a situation or task.
– derivatives
equipper noun.
equipper noun.
– origin C16: from Fr. équiper, prob. from ON skipa ‘to man a ship’, from skip ‘ship’.
'equipped' also found in these Oxford entries:
aircraft carrier
- ambulance
- appointed
- armed
- arms
- army
- campsite
- caravan
- caravanette
- chasseur
- club car
- coach
- corded
- destroyer
- dight
- dining car
- dreadnought
- drifter
- equip
- fit
- fitted
- flybridge
- found
- frogman
- gymnasium
- hot spot
- hunter-killer
- ill-equipped
- kitchenette
- laboratory
- language laboratory
- loaded
- mill
- minesweeper
- mod cons
- motor yacht
- paratroops
- parlour
- pianola
- pontoon
- re-equip
- shopfitter
- skatepark
- solarium
- strike force
- tool
- tracklayer
- unarmed
- unequipped
- warplane
