transitive. To set or dispose (things, †something) in a line or lines; to arrange, put in order. Now usually reflexive or in passive.

transitive. To arrange (things) in a row or rows; to set in line; to put in order. In later use usually in passive.

transitive. To set in a rank or row; esp. to draw up (soldiers) in order of battle.

To draw up in a line or row; to extend in a string or series; to post so as to form a series of detached or separated units. Also with out, up.

transitive. To arrange, place, or lay (two or more things) in or along a line; to bring into alignment.

transitive (usually in passive). To put or arrange in a row or rows; to sow or plant (crops) in rows. Also with up. Now chiefly regional.

transitive. To arrange or pile in tiers.