No, equipt is not an alternative spelling for equipped.
The use of the T form for the past tense is an original British English form that is observed less frequently in US English, except for some words, such as kept, crept, slept, swept, and wept (and also dreamt). Most verbs use the -ED past tense forms, e.g. equipped.
The closest synonym for equipped would be armed.
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Equipt is an alternative spelling for the word "equipped" "Equipped" is the simple past tense and past participle of the verb "equip"
The past participle is equipped. Equipt is also accepted.
Quite often the simple past tense and past participle of verbs were spelled until the 20th century with a "-t" instead of an "-ed" thus "burnt" became "burned", "equipt" became "equipped", etc.
Equipped is correct.
The use of the T form for the past tense is an original British English form that is observed less frequently in US English, except for some words, such as kept, crept, slept, swept, and wept (and also dreamt). Most verbs use the -ED past tense forms, e.g. equipped.
That is the correct spelling of "equipment" (devices, tools, or machines).
The present participle is equipping.
When it has a specific job to do and is specialy equipt to do it.
no equipt labouratory for practicals
Most modern laptops come equipt with a mic.
as the dealer says 3500 llb when properly equipt
You know, equipt., cost, so on. I need for a report!