His fanciest accoutrement was a stubbly, three-day growth that almost precisely matched his shaggy, grey-ish mop.
If you were an ancient Egyptian, you could — in fact, the fancier your burial accoutrements, the better your shot at eternal life.
In the racy 1934 sequel, Tarzan and His Mate (the last word meaning both a status and a biological function ), men come from the U.S. with fancy gowns and other accoutrements to woo and clothe the bra-less, barely clothed Jane, again played by O'Sullivan, hoping to lure her away from the savage Tarzan.
As for the other accoutrements: here you will find fancier cars, obscurer references, more arcane information, and grislier violence than anywhere else in the crime section.
He was born Budd Wilson Schulberg on 27 March 1914 in New York but grew up in Hollywood, surrounded by silent-film stars and all the accoutrements of the silver-spooned childhood, such as a fancy Lincoln town car complete with gold wicker and carriage lights.
But check out those accoutrements.
Fine art; membership in a number of fancy clubs; a home in Cornish, N.H., Doveridge (formerly owned by the artist Thomas Dewing [6] and then owned by the celebrated jurist, Judge Learned Hand [7] ), and many other accoutrements of wealth and social standing, as if by taking on the some of the appearance of a real Rockefeller, he could become one.
Fancy names, fancy personas.
None wore crosses or other religious accoutrements.
