| He, thus accoutered, is led from door to door by two attendants who likewise assist in holding up his arms by grasping the staves. |
| A man who appeared thus dressed and accoutered would either be a master or a joke in a community like Medora. |
| He was accoutered for the real work of war, not its spectacular effects. |
| She had no intention of lingering in camp, she said, accoutered solely with a hand bag! |
| Pillow's force was six or eight thousand strong, and the best armed and accoutered of all the western Confederate commands. |
| I was a hippie's hippie, so blissed-out and outrageously accoutered that people would stop me on the street and ask if I could sell them acid. |
