Obs. [F. attirail, f. attirier ATTIRE v.1 + -ail, repr. L. -āculum, as in gubernāculum, gouvernail.] Apparatus, gear.
1611. Cotgr., Attelements, th’ attirals, harnesses, geeres or furniture, belonging to draught horses, or oxen.
1790. Roy, in Phil. Trans., LXXX. 160. The whole attirail was transported from place to place, in a four-wheeled spring carriage.
