transitive. To furnish with weapons or a weapon; to arm.

transitive. To attire, array, dress, prepare fitly.

transitive. To provide or supply (a person, army, ship, etc.) with weapons or military equipment in preparation for war or combat. Formerly also…

To deck out, dress, equip, arm completely.

To equip (the person, a horse). for war: To arm. Obsolete.

transitive. To put into arms; to fit or equip with armour or weapons. Also reflexive.

To prepare, equip, or accoutre for fighting.

transitive. To equip; to fit out with arms, accoutrements, etc.; to arm; = attire, v.1 3a.

To equip or arm (oneself); in past participle, equipped, armed. Obsolete.

To arm and equip (a soldier). Alliterative phrase, stuffed in steel. Obsolete.

To equip. archaic.

transitive. To assist with provisions, supplies, munition, etc.; to furnish with fresh troops. Also: to renew the stock of (ammunition). Obsolete.

To send out (soldiers, etc.) for service; hence, to equip, fit out (men, a fleet, a voyage). Obsolete.

transitive. To supply (a ship, boat, etc.) with weapons or military equipment. Obsolete.

transitive. To supply with munitions.