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provisionnoun something upon which the carrying out of an agreement or offer dependsloaned them the car with the provision that they refill the gas tank before returning it condition, contingency, if, proviso, qualification, reservation, stipulation strings, termsprecondition, prerequisite, requirement, requisitelimitation, modification, restrictionexception, exemptiondemand, essential, must, necessity, need provisions pl.substances intended to be eatengave them ample provisions so they would not get hungry on the trip bread, chow, chuck(chiefly West), comestibles, eatables, eats, edibles, fare, food, foodstuffs, grub, meat, provender, table, tucker(chiefly Australian), viands, victuals, vittles commissary, rations, suppliesaliment, nutrimentdiet, nourishment, nurture, sustenancemess, papensilage, feed, fodder, forage, silage, slop, swillfeast, meal, refreshments, regale, repast, spreadboarddish, plate, platter, servingfinger food, natural food bane, poison, toxin, venom to provide (someone) with what is needed for a task or activitythe climbers were sufficiently provisioned to withstand just about any mountaineering emergency accoutre(or accouter), equip, fit (out), furnish, gird, kit (up or out)(chiefly British), outfit, rig, supply stock, storebestow, contribute, donate, give, presentapportion, deal (out), dispense, distribute, dole out, hand out, mete (out), parcel (out), portion, prorateallocate, allot, assignarm, fortify, preparereequip, refit, refurnish, reoutfit deprive, dispossess, divest, strip to provide food or meals forit was the quartermaster's job to properly equip and provision the troops board, cater, feed, victual serve, waitnourish, nurture, sustainbanquet, dine, feast, regalemessbatten, fatten, fillforce-feed, overfeed, surfeitunderfeedhand-feed, spoon-feedrefeed, reprovision in the 14th century |