transitive. To make or get ready, to prepare.

transitive (and reflexive). To make ready, prepare.

transitive. To make ready, prepare, put in order, repair; also, to procure.

transitive. To make (a thing) ready; to prepare or put in order. In later use also with up.

Ready, prepared. to make yare: to make ready, get ready, prepare (also reflexive).

transitive. To get ready beforehand, prepare.

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

transitive. To prepare, to make or get ready; to put in order, array. Also occasionally with up. Sometimes in collocation with boun, v.

transitive. To arrange or prepare (something) in advance; to bring (something) about by planning; = provide, v. 4. Obsolete.

transitive. To prepare; make ready. Cf. graith, v. 1.

To put into the proper frame or condition for some action or result; to make fit or ready; to fit, prepare (to do, or to or for something); reflexive…

transitive to prepare, make ready beforehand.

to forge and file: to bring into shape, fashion completely, make ready. Obsolete.

To make preparations; to prepare oneself. Chiefly with for (formerly also †to) or with infinitive.

To prepare with skill, make ready, provide, purvey. (Also absol.) Obsolete.

transitive. To prepare, make ready. Obsolete.

transitive. = busk, v.1 1a. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To order or arrange for a particular purpose; to prepare, make ready. Obsolete.

transitive. To prepare, get ready; put in order; = apparel, v. 1.

transitive. To prepare, make ready; to organize, set going; to bring into existence.

transitive. To prepare, get ready, or arrange beforehand. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring into a suitable condition for some future action or purpose; to make ready in advance; to fit out, equip. Also reflexive.

figurative and in figurative contexts. transitive. To bring about (one's own suffering or damnation). Obsolete.

To make ready.

transitive. Frequently in passive. To prepare (a person); to bring (a person) into a state of mental or emotional readiness. Also reflexive.

To take in advance. transitive. To anticipate (a time) by earlier action; to provide beforehand for (a coming event).

With adjective (or equivalent noun phrase) as complement. transitive. To bring into the specified state; to succeed in making.

to prepare, put in order (a thing); = to make ready (see phrases 1b).

to prepare, put in order (a thing); = to make ready (see phrases 1b).

In a large number of phraseological expressions (often equivalent to a single verb), in which set acquires the sense of: To cause to be or become…

transitive and intransitive. To make ready, prepare. Obsolete.

To put in the proper state (for any purpose); to dispose, to order. Obsolete.

transitive. To prepare (a ship, etc.) to set sail, or for battle; to make ready.

transitive. Scottish. To prepare (a person) for, to make (a person) ready. Obsolete. rare.

to dispose of (with indirect passive to be disposed of). To make fit or ready: = sense 5. Obsolete.

transitive. To deal with, do things to, perform actions on (in a prescribed, customary, or necessary… To prepare or make ready as food; to cook; to…

transitive. figurative. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring (ships, soldiers, etc.) into a line or into line with others; to bring (one's boat) into line with that of (another). Hence U.S.…

transitive. gen. To prepare, make ready.

figurative. Chiefly transitive with up: to make ready, to arrange. colloquial.