appurtenance

This time, we see him without the appurtenances of his wife and children.

I was fascinated with all the appurtenances of his job.

The smell and the appurtenances told her it was medical.

The appurtenances of many cultures were displayed for all to see.

Nothing would satisfy him till we had set out the appurtenances of the game.

The experience had given him an almost pathological fear of medical science and all its appurtenances.

He had filled the room with the appurtenances of a cave shelter.

That mighty rear shoulder and its appurtenances were out of action.

Electricity could account for the appurtenances, but where and how was it generated?

"A swagger stick would have seemed, in his hands, a natural appurtenance."

He still knew the seasons better than the manners and appurtenances of a royal court.

Chris had wanted to ask what an "appurtenance" was.

To one side lay the rafts, the appurtenances of the hunt.

In other words, all your appurtenances are gang signs.

He also wore a strange set of appurtenances balanced across his nose.

Of all the old appurtenances, the bra was the only one that never really disappeared, since some women can't do without it.

Even as he spoke his fingers danced over the gemlike appurtenances.

In a strict legal sense, land can never pass as an appurtenance to land.

Local artists designed different uniforms and appurtenances for each statue, which were then spread throughout town.

I figure a big guy like you who's managed just fine for nine whole years without such an appurtenance can decide for himself.

His own tastes not being elaborate, be didn't miss the ordinary appurtenances of human life.

He had been right all along: the androids had no sexual appurtenances.

They'd been no more than appurtenances to mY station.

He bent to pick up the glass appurtenances which had fallen from Purple's nose.

They were, in short, appurtenances of the household.