prepared, equipped.

Of a person, or a person's mind, character, etc.: prepared or equipped for a task or trial; strengthened or protected against a threat or danger…

Equipped, furnished, fitted out, prepared. Obsolete.

Accoutred; equipped.

In predicative use. Provided or supplied with something. Only in well seen, adj. 2. Obsolete.

In predicative use. Equipped, arrayed, accoutred.

With qualifying adverb (well, ill, etc.): Provided with requisites, fitted out, equipped.

Equipped, fitted out; put in order, made ready; spec. armed. Cf. instruct, v. 7b. Obsolete.

Provided with accoutrements; attired, dressed, equipped, arrayed. Frequently with modifying word, indicating special or sumptuous attire.

Generally preceded by a qualifying adverb, and often only with the force of the past participle. Equipped; formerly in material sense, †Accoutred…

Provided with gear; (perhaps) with handles or other appendages. Obsolete.

Furnished with, as an appurtenance.

Equipped or fitted out with something material. Cf. instruct, v. 7b. rare.

Heraldry. Provided with appendages of different (specified) tincture.

In senses of the verb.