Movable property in general; goods, possessions, wealth.

Personal property, possessions; esp. movable property. Cf. chattel, n. 4. In plural with plural agreement.

= chattels, see chattel, n.

In singular and plural. Possessions, wealth; movable goods, personal property.

Equipment for a journey; rigging out (of a ship); apparel, belongings. Obsolete.

Household and personal equipment; furniture; apparel. Obsolete.

Goods, movable property, household necessaries and utensils.

In plural. Things constituting wealth, abundance, or sufficiency; the necessities or luxuries of life; provisions; possessions or riches. Also figur…

Often used in the phrase goods and cattel; later more frequently goods and cattels, of which the extant form is goods and chattels: see chattel, n.

Property, material possessions; objects of value. Obsolete.

transferred. Testamentary estate; personal as distinct from real property. Obsolete.

In plural. Chiefly Law. Personal property; property capable of being removed or displaced; any kind of property not fixed, as opposed to real or…

In plural. Things belonging to a particular person; personal items, property, or †documents (obsolete); personalty. Now rare.

Equipment, stores, stock. Property, esp. movable property, household goods or utensils; furniture; more definitely stuff of money, stuff of household…

As an individual singular = chattel, n., with collective plural originally in association with ‘goods’ or other plural noun. Obsolete.

A movable possession; any possession or piece of property other than real estate or a freehold. (Generally in plural. Cf. chateus, n.)

In Law distinguished as chattel personal, and chattel real: see the quots.

goods and chattels: a comprehensive phrase for all kinds of personal property. (Cf. cattle, n. 3).

Goods in general. Obsolete. rare.

plural. Things material.

In plural. Goods, movable property (originally: spec. merchandise). no effects: no funds in the bank (formerly written by bankers on dishonoured…

Law. A thing, chattel, piece of property (in chose in action, etc.: see quot. 1670 1875).

In plural = personalty, n. 2; (gen.) personal belongings. Obsolete.

Movable property.

Chiefly U.S. regional (southern). Personal belongings or household goods; luggage, baggage. Also figurative.

personal possessions or luggage as distinguished from merchandise, etc.

Things recoverable in a personal action; personal goods or estate. Also gen. (in plural): personal belongings. See personal, adj. 7. Now historical.

Goods, possessions; valuables.

In plural. slang. Furniture, movables, personal effects; possessions, goods. Hence also: money, cash; stakes.