To cover (a person) with a garment (or armour); to clothe, attire. Also reflexive. Occasionally in figurative context. Obsolete.

transitive. To cover with a garment or with clothing; to provide with clothing; to dress.

transitive. To clothe, provide with clothes.

transitive. To attire, array, dress, prepare fitly.

To dress; to clothe, attire, deck, adorn. Obsolete.

To furnish the person with raiment (= arrayment), to attire, dress; now, to dress up with display. transitive.

To equip, furnish; to array (in clothes, armour); to dress (a person); to fit out (a vessel); to bedeck, ornament. Also with up.

transitive. To dress, equip (a person); to decorate (a place). Chiefly in passive. Cf. graith, v. 3.

transitive. To adorn; to array; to dress. Obsolete.

= clothe, v.

transitive. To attire, dress, adorn; to equip; to prepare. Cf. dight, v. III.

To array with proper clothing; to attire, dress. (Now the ordinary sense, but somewhat archaic, and hardly in spoken use.)

To cover the back, clothe. Obsolete.

To put into clothing. Also intransitive for reflexive.

To equip (the person, a horse). with dress or clothing: To dress, adorn, array. (Now only literary, and chiefly reflexive and in passive.)

transitive. To clothe, dress, attire; = apparel, v. 5. Also: to equip, array.

transitive. To attire, clothe duly, dress, adorn; = attire, v.1 3b. Obsolete.

transitive. To dress, attire, array (a person). Also in extended use. Chiefly reflexive or in passive. Now rare (in later use poetic or English reg…

transitive. To clothe or attire (a person), esp. for a special purpose or occasion; (also) to clothe (a person) in a particular garment or type of…

To clothe (the body); to wrap, wrap up, invest, envelop.

transitive. To adorn, array; to dress. Also reflexive.

transitive. To clothe, array.

transitive. To clothe. Obsolete.

transitive. To equip, furnish, apparel, array, bedeck. (Now only poetical.)

transitive. To clothe, dress, or attire (a person); to dress or adorn (a thing).

To dress, clothe, apparel, array. Obsolete or archaic.

transitive. To clothe, to attire.

transitive. More generally: to clothe, apparel, attire (literal and figurative). Also: to dress again, reclothe, esp. ritually or ceremonially.

transitive. To fit out or equip (a person); to dress. Chiefly reflexive. Obsolete.

transitive. Originally: to attire (a person) in suitable or fine clothing; to adorn with apparel. Later also more generally: to provide, choose, or…

transitive. To put in order; to adorn, equip; to dress.

transitive. To equip, array, invest, accoutre; (reflexive) to equip oneself.

To clothe (a person) with.

transitive. To fit out, array, dress.

transitive. To array, robe, clothe. Also reflexive.

transitive. To clothe about, cover with clothes.

To array, dress (const. in or with something); to make comely, adorn, dress up (also with out).

transitive. To provide or cover (a person) with clothing; to dress, clothe (frequently in or with a particular garment, style, etc.). Also more…

transitive. To dress (a person) in a certain garment, set of clothes, etc., esp. one regarded as rich or symbolic; to enrobe. In extended use: to…

(transitive) to array in a vesture or vestments.

transitive. To provide (a person) with a suit of clothes; to clothe, dress. Chiefly in passive. Now somewhat archaic.

Obsolete or archaic. To clothe, v., dress.

transitive. To dress (a person) in a certain garment, set of clothes, etc., esp. one regarded as rich or symbolic. Also in extended use: to…

Of a garment: to clothe or cover (a person). Also figurative. Cf. invest, v. 2e.

with out, †up.

To dress, clothe, attire. (Usually in past participle)

transitive. To prepare, put in order (a thing); †to dress (a person) (obsolete).

transitive. To put trappings on; to trap, deck, harness. Also figurative.

transitive. figurative. To clothe, attire. Obsolete. rare.

? To clothe (a person) with a garment, to wrap, enfold.

transitive. To dress or clothe; chiefly in past participle garmented.

transitive. With out (also up). Also figurative.

transitive. To clothe, dress in. Usually in passive.

transitive. To clothe or dress (oneself or another), esp. in distinctive garments or a distinctive style. Chiefly in passive.

To array, dress up, rig out. Also with the thing worn as subj.

to fit out: to supply with what is necessary; to equip, rig out. Obsolete exc. Nautical or transferred from that use.

To clothe, cover, invest. Chiefly humorous.

transitive. To clothe, to dress. Const. out, up.

Often strengthened with up, off, out.

to fig out: to dress, ‘get up’. Also to fig up: to furbish up, make ‘smart’.

transitive. To clothe, cover, invest.

transitive. To dress or attire (a figure); to arrange (one's hair). reflexive: to groom (oneself). Now rare.

transitive. To dress or arrange (the person, hair, a room, etc.) in a certain way; to produce or turn out in a (specified) style as regards…

transitive. To clothe, dress, habit. rare.

To fit or furnish (a person) with clothes; to apparel, to dress. Also figurative.

To equip (someone or something) with a uniform, an outfit, personal effects, equipment, etc. Frequently with out, up.