Impedimenta [noun]

The greatest care was taken to reduce the baggage and impedimenta of the army to a minimum.

Some flocks, however, are still accompanied by impedimenta in the shape of young babblers or pied crested-cuckoos.

With no other impedimenta than the above-mentioned, the ostrich-hunter roams at will over the vast pampas.

Beyond that fifty-yard stream lay the enemy, reported now to be stacking up drive impedimenta.

No invader can possibly reach the enemy's trench to contest it with him until these impedimenta are removed.

Of course it was necessary, in such an expedition, to bear the baggage and incidental impedimenta.

The professor removed, along with other impedimenta, his ear tabs, which were connected by a rubber cord.

Many ladies entirely spoil the 'set' of their dress skirts, by retaining the usual impedimenta of petticoats.

A number of willing hands swept away books, needlework, and other impedimenta.

Dunstan, stony and snappish, was carrying the picnic impedimenta.