outfit
- noun
- /ˈaʊtˌfɪt/
- For their hiking trip, they each packed an outfit that included sturdy boots, a warm jacket, and a backpack.
This is how a real kendo outfit goes.
- This is how a real kendo outfit goes.
- So it has like my moon boots, my sorrel boots, my ski outfit, my ice skates and like stuff like that.
Examples
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Each wears nearly 200 pounds of gear, including full-body fleece outfits, insulated.
Academic text (2005) -
Anyway, this solar outfit, it's going to save you money and it's free.
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Next, you can wear any basic outfit that you own and still crush it and look amazing.
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I'm here at Evelyn and we are getting some outfits for events this month.
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It's a full exercise outfit and when you're done for the day, it's a post workout towel.
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All you need in life is a clean room, good gym outfit and a life planner and you're set.
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His partner, wearing a decidedly nonstandard police outfit, makes good use of her handcuffs.
Blog text (25) -
Whether you're selling scented soap or offering outdoor outfits, Shopify helps you sell everywhere.
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The photographer brought along an outfit of high-quality camera gear to capture the beautiful landscape.
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Before the camping expedition, he checked that he had the right outfit, including a tent, cooking supplies, and sleeping bags.
Synonyms
Tools and machines needed for a particular activity
Things you use for a certain activity, like hiking or sports
A group of tools and items for a particular purpose
A set of equipment used for a specific activity
A group of equipment used for a specific job, like sound or fishing
A box or case with tools for fixing things
A set of equipment and supplies carried for a trip or mission
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Etymology
Outfit comes from the old phrase fit out, meaning 'make ready' or 'equip'. That history explains the second meaning: an outfit can be the set of tools or gear that 'fits you out' for a job or activity.