cap-a-pie

• He felt that here was a man of the world, equipped mentally cap-a-pie, as keen as cruel. —  The Trespasser, Volume 1
• He armed himself, therefore, cap-a-pie, and undertook this dangerous parley with the alcayde. —  Chronicle of the Conquest of Granada
• That puny fop, armed cap-a-pie, —  Clever Woman of the Family
• Knights, when they rode it, went armed cap-a-pie, like Sintram through the dark valley, trusting in —  Roman and the Teuton
• Good people, when not armed cap-a-pie, wear a speckled tunic girt about the waist, and low hats, apparently of straw. —  Lay Morals

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