| An habiliment of the stage designed to reinforce the general acclamation of the press agent with a particular publicity. |
| And now as to your natural question as to what brings me to Earth again and in this, to earthly eyes, strange habiliment. |
| Others assign the habiliment to a Welshman, but give no authority for the assumption. |
| So profuse was Gingham in his provision for the habiliment of his own elegant exterior. |
| At an earlier period the armor of complete steel was the habiliment of the knight. |
| A faint attempt at moustachios, of an infinite color, completed the equipment of his face, and a huge saber strapped around his waist, that of his habiliment. |
