1. That with which one is equipped; the furniture of a military man, partienlarly arms and their appendages; the furniture of an army or a body of troops, infantry, or eavalry; the furniture of an armed ship, or the necessary preparations for a voyage; retinue, as persons, horses, carriages, &c.; carriage of state; accoutrements. Camp equipage, furniture of a camp, as tents and utensils. Field equipage, saddle-horses, baggage-waggons, &e.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• equipe,
• equippe,
• wquipage,
• squipage,
• dquipage,
• rquipage,
• 4quipage,
• 3quipage,
• e1uipage,
• e2uipage,
• ewuipage,
• eauipage,
• eqyipage,
• eqhipage,
• eqjipage,
• eqiipage,
• eqipage,
• equippage,
• equipagee,
• equipte

• equipoised,
• equips,
• equipoise,
• equip,
• equipped.

The adjective form of the word "equipage" is "equipaged" or "equipagé".

The plural of the "equipage" can be the "equipages".

The singular of the "equipage" can be the "equipage".