haberdasher, n. clothier, outfitter, hosier; costumer, costumier, modiste, couturier, couturidre; furrier, cloak-maker; tailor, Hum. sartor; seamstress, tailoress; dressmaker; hatter; glover.
habiliments, n. 1. equipment, equipage, apparatus, gear, accouterments, paraphernalia, appurtenances, appointments, furnishings, furniture; fixtures, fittings, Inf. things; tools, instruments, contrivances, machinery; implements, appliances, utensils, conveniences; supplies, material, materials, materiel, wherewithal.
2. dress, garb, costume, habit, cloth, outfit; array, wardrobe, accouterment; regalia, uniform, livery, trappings, harness, riggings, Inf. rig, Inf. getup, Inf. turnout; vestments, habits, raiment; (all usually of a particular profession) clothes, clothing, attire, apparel, wearing apparel. habit, n. 1. custom, practice, way, fashion, style, mode; procedure, policy, rule; convention, wont, praxis, usage, observance, habitude; consuetude, tradition, Law. prescription, routine, course; conventionality, matter of course, formality, form; pattern, groove, rut, one's old way.
2. bent, inclination, predisposition, aptness, tendency, conatus, propensity, proclivity, leaning, penchant, proneness; addiction, dependence, drug or physical or psychological dependence, weakness, vice, mania, appetency, insatiable desire.
3. disposition, nature, second nature, humor, temperament, temper, grain, mood, vein; outlook, mind-set, frame of mind; character, make-up, inner man, qualities, constitution, idiosyncrasy.
4. dress, garb, costume; attire, apparel, clothes, clothing; garments, vestments, raiment, habiliments, Inf. gear, Inf. toggery, Inf. togs, Inf. duds, Sl. threads, Sl. rags; investment, vesture, investiture; array, wardrobe, accouterment; livery, uniform, regalia.
-v. 5. dress, clothe, garb, vest, apparel, attire, Sl. dude up, Sl. swank up; adorn, array, deck, deck out, bedeck, bedizen, dress up; trap, trap out, caparison; outfit, fit out, fit up, rig, rig up, turn out, accouter; All Inf. doll up, pretty up, gussy up, spruce up. habitable, adj. inhabitable, occupiable, tenantable, livable, lodgeable, residential, fit for residence, fit for dwelling, fit to live in; homey, homely, homelike, homish, cozy, warm, snug, intimate, comfortable, Inf. comfy, lived-in. habitat, n. 1. environment, natural or native environment, element, natural element, natural abode, natural home, homeground, Inf. homefront; environs, surroundings, precincts; setting, background, medium, milieu, condition; territory, ground, zone, range, sphere, domain, realm, haunt, Inf. stomping or stamping grounds; area, vicinity, region, whereabouts, locale, locality.