Definition for Gear:

• Equipment, as dress tools, etc.

Synonyms for Gear:

• n.

  •
  • Charlie,
  • cannabis,
  • controlled substance,
  • cocaine,
  • anabolic steroid,
  • Class A drug,
  • acid,
  • coke,
  • angel dust.
  •
  • batch,
  • arsenal,
  • agglomeration,
  • battery,
  • bale,
  • assortment,
  • assembly,
  • bevy,
  • bank,
  • pinion,
  • assemblage.
  •
  • cam,
  • bearing,
  • button,
  • bucket,
  • belt,
  • effects,
  • carriage,
  • chamber,
  • ancillary,
  • ball bearing.
  •
  • orchestrate,
  • draw up,
  • arrange,
  • organize,
  • map out,
  • fix,
  • finalize,
  • plan,
  • means,
  • think ahead,
  • dream up.
  •appurtenances (noun)
  • appurtenances.
  •article of clothing (noun)
  • garment.
  •a toothlike or tooth-shaped object (noun)
  • teeth.
  •attire (noun)
  • uni form,
  • uni forms,
  • bib tucker,
  • uni-forms,
  • uni-form.
  •bag (noun)
  • haversacks,
  • haversack,
  • saddlebag,
  • satchels,
  • duffels,
  • holdalls,
  • carry-on,
  • Saddlebags,
  • rucksack,
  • rucksacks,
  • duffel,
  • holdall,
  • poke,
  • attache,
  • carryall.
  •baggage (noun)
  • over-nighter,
  • two suiters,
  • twosuiter,
  • over nighter,
  • two suiter,
  • two-suiters,
  • twosuiters,
  • fortnighters.
  •belongings (noun)
  • be-longings,
  • be longings.
  •car part (noun)
  • muffler,
  • shock absorber,
  • bumper,
  • steering wheel,
  • differential,
  • horn,
  • cylinder,
  • radiator,
  • connecting rod,
  • piston,
  • spark plug,
  • bearings,
  • manifold,
  • fender,
  • camshaft,
  • fan,
  • generator,
  • crankcase,
  • hood,
  • chassis,
  • crankshaft,
  • glove compartment,
  • carburetor,
  • dashboard,
  • choke,
  • clutch,
  • accelerator,
  • ignition,
  • distributor,
  • exhaust,
  • gearbox,
  • odometer,
  • windshield,
  • brake,
  • transmission,
  • taillights,
  • cowl,
  • gearshift,
  • speedometer.
  •clothes (noun)
  • casuals,
  • bedclothes.
  •clothes/clothing (noun)
  • toggeries,
  • zoot suit,
  • get-ups,
  • under-clothes,
  • sunday bests,
  • over clothes,
  • hand me down,
  • zoot suits,
  • get ups,
  • full feathers,
  • tout ensembles,
  • under clothes,
  • tailleurs,
  • hand me downs,
  • over-clothes,
  • underclotheses,
  • overclotheses.
  •clothing (noun)
  • wear,
  • attire,
  • array,
  • duds,
  • rags,
  • feathers,
  • togs,
  • garments,
  • drapes,
  • costume,
  • habit,
  • garb.
  •cog (noun)
  • ratchet,
  • fangs,
  • cogwheels,
  • fang,
  • differentials,
  • pinions,
  • ratchets,
  • cogwheel.
  •device (noun)
  • rube goldberg inventions,
  • re-sort,
  • re-sources,
  • re-source,
  • re-sorts,
  • whatsits,
  • re sort,
  • re sorts,
  • re source,
  • re sources.
  •dress (noun)
  • attirements,
  • Togae,
  • muumuus,
  • evening clotheses.
  •equipment (noun)
  • encumbrances,
  • accessory,
  • impedimenta,
  • supply,
  • fittings,
  • instrument,
  • adjunct,
  • kit and kaboodle,
  • Habiliment,
  • contraption,
  • rigging,
  • possessions,
  • appendage,
  • tools,
  • appurtenance,
  • setup.
  •finery (noun)
  • sunday best trapping,
  • fancy dresses.
  •gear (noun)
  • gear wheel,
  • gear mechanism.
  •high-speed (noun)
  • efficiency,
  • action,
  • speed,
  • productivity.
  •property (noun)
  • chattel.
  •thing/things (noun)
  • odds ends.
  •threads (noun)
  • personal attires.
  •toothed part of wheel (noun)
  • gearwheel,
  • sprocket,
  • spurwheel,
  • ragwheel.
  •vestment (noun)
  • orales,
  • amices.

• v.

  •appoint (verb)
  • pro-vided,
  • pro vides,
  • pro-vides,
  • pro viding,
  • pro vide,
  • pro-viding,
  • fits out,
  • pro-vide,
  • pro vided.
  •arm (verb)
  • pre pares,
  • lugged iron,
  • loads up,
  • pre paring,
  • pre pared,
  • pre-paring,
  • lugs iron,
  • pre-pared,
  • packing a rod,
  • heeling up,
  • packed a rod,
  • pre pare,
  • heeled up,
  • pre-pares,
  • rods up,
  • packs a rod,
  • loading up,
  • packs rod,
  • heels up,
  • packing rod,
  • rodding up,
  • packed rod,
  • lugging iron,
  • pack rod,
  • rodded up,
  • makes ready,
  • pre-pare.
  •change (verb)
  • pitch,
  • gear.
  •equip (verb)
  • lined nest,
  • decking out,
  • end-owing,
  • gearing up,
  • re adies,
  • feathered nest,
  • decks out,
  • re-adies,
  • gears up,
  • end-owed,
  • feathering nest,
  • lines nest,
  • end owed,
  • lining nest,
  • end owing,
  • feathers nest.
  •harness (verb)
  • putting in harness,
  • made productive,
  • making productive,
  • rendered useful,
  • puts in harness,
  • puts harness,
  • put harness,
  • rendering useful,
  • putting harness,
  • renders useful,
  • makes productive.
  •outfit (verb)
  • out-fitting,
  • out fitting,
  • rigged up,
  • rigs up,
  • out fitted,
  • out-fitted.
  •prepare, equip (verb)
  • match,
  • regulate,
  • tailor,
  • blend,
  • ready,
  • suit,
  • turn out,
  • adjust.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • part,
  • materiel,
  • tooth.
  •
  • turnout.
  •
  • fit.
  •rig
  • costuming,
  • costumed,
  • kitting,
  • kitted.

Paraphrases for Gear:

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    equipments.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    regards, instruments, fittings, implements, supplies, sprocket.
  • Noun, plural
    ratios.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Bureaus, sections, sounds, contraption, spacecraft, sprocket, controlgear, rig, companion, steering, acceleration.
  • Verb, base form
    steer.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    gadgets, lever.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    rigging, instrumentation, lever, rear.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    sprocket, lever.
  • Verb, base form
    orientate.

Antonyms for Gear:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    immovables, real estate.

• v.

  • prepare, equip
    reject, disorganize, Unfurnish, disorder, disarrange, unfit, refuse.

Gear Sentence Examples:

• So far as goods and gear go; but I'm rich in other things.

• I have a feeling that I ought to run on low gear for a while.

Homophones for Gear:

• Gere, Geer.

Hypernym for Gear:

• v.

  • change
    popularize, popularise.

Hyponym for Gear:

• v.

  • change
    adapt, accommodate.