To clothe, dress, array, deck, adorn (literal and figurative). †to dight naked, to undress, strip.

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

transitive. ? To adorn.

transitive. To ornament.

To dress, clothe, array, adorn. Obsolete.

transferred. To adorn, deck. Obsolete.

transitive. To provide with an ornament or ornaments; to decorate or embellish (with something).

gen. To adorn, decorate, embellish, ornament. Also with out, over, up. Obsolete.

To deck, adorn, embellish. Obsolete except as 6.

transferred and figurative. To adorn as with painted figures.

intransitive and transitive (reflexive). To direct one's course; to go, set off, proceed. Also figurative. Obsolete.

transitive. To decorate, adorn, set (with something). Also figurative. Scottish in later use.

transitive. To adorn (a person or thing); to embellish, ornament. Also: to make (something) ready, to prepare. archaic in later use.

transitive. To adorn, ornament. Also figurative.

transitive. To enhance in appearance; to decorate, adorn, ornament, embellish. Obsolete.

transitive. figurative. To adorn as with colours; to beautify, decorate, ornament. Now rare.

transitive. To get ready, prepare; to adorn, deck out. Obsolete.

To fit out with anything that adorns or beautifies; to decorate, ornament, or embellish (with, rarely †of). †Also to garnish out. Now somewhat rheto…

transitive. To adorn; to render graceful.

To adorn.

transitive. To adorn, ornament. Cf. hight, v.3

transitive. To adorn richly all over. Chiefly in passive. Also figurative.

transitive. To adorn, embellish; = exornate, v.

transferred. To ornament or variegate as if with embroidery. Sometimes ironically, to besmear with dirt or blood. Obsolete.

transitive. To adorn, decorate. Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To furnish, adorn.

transitive. To ornament, adorn, embellish.

To adorn, ornament, garnish.

In extended use. transitive. To adorn, ornament, beautify. Now rare (archaic or regional in later use).

In physical sense: To throw a glorious light upon, to invest with radiance. †Formerly also, to beautify or embellish, deck with splendid ornament.

transitive. To furnish (a horse, etc.) with trappings; to deck, adorn. literal and figurative.

transferred and figurative. To adorn as with embroidery, to inlay with (pearl, ivory, gold, etc.). Also figurative.

To clothe in rich or ornamental garments; to cover with what beautifies; to array, attire, adorn.

transitive. To ornament, embellish, adorn.

To adorn, decorate. Now rare.

transitive. To adorn, embellish.

transitive. To lend or add grace to (a person or thing); to adorn, embellish, set off. Hence (more loosely): to furnish, array. Also with with.

transitive. To adorn, ornament; to embellish.

transferred and figurative. To embellish or gloss over (anything).

To ornament, adorn, make showy.

transitive. To adorn, beautify; to deck, trick out. Also with up. In later use chiefly Scottish.

transitive. To deck about, to cover with ornament, to adorn.

To set or deck with jewels. Cf. dight, v. 10.

To beautify with adventitious adornments; to ornament.

to stud.

transitive. To adorn, embellish; = apparel, v. 7. rare.

transitive. To adorn or cover with or as with flowers or a flower; to decorate; to serve as a decoration for. Also with over. Obsolete.

transitive. To adorn, ornament.

To make lustrous, luminous, or bright; to set off with bright colours; gen. to beautify, adorn. Obsolete.

transitive. To make glittering with gold or silver (or imitations thereof) interwoven, brocaded, or laid on. Also figurative.

To adorn, give a specious appearance to.

transitive. To adorn, decorate. Obsolete.

transitive. To furnish, equip, adorn. Obsolete.

transitive. To cover or adorn with trappings. Also figurative.

To decorate greatly; (?) to combine to decorate.

transitive. To bedeck with, or as with, diamonds.

To decorate, embellish. Obsolete.

To make ‘rich’ or splendid with decoration; often with added notion of costliness. Also figurative.

transitive. To grace; to adorn, decorate; to be a credit or to do honour to; to show hospitality to.

transitive. Esp. of flowers: to adorn; to make colourful; to brighten up with.

transitive. To make green in colour. Also figurative: to cover so as to conceal a defect; to embellish.

transitive. In passive. literary. To have a surface covered or dotted with (less commonly by) something beautiful, rich, or splendid.

transitive. To embellish or decorate (something) with a jewel or jewels. Frequently in figurative contexts. Usually in passive.

transitive. To adorn as with a brooch.

With over (in senses 2 3).

transitive. To provide with ornaments, to make ornamental; to decorate, adorn, embellish, beautify.

transferred and figurative. To adorn, deck, set off.

transitive. To adorn. Obsolete.

figurative.

figurative and transferred. transferred. To adorn with splendour.

transferred and figurative. To adorn as with gems.

transitive. To set about or stud with gems; also transferred.

transitive. Chiefly literary and poetic. To adorn again, to reclothe (a person or thing).

To inscribe (anything) with arms, paintings, names of distinction, set forth in colours, or in some ornamental way; to adorn as with blazonry.

transitive. To add grace to, to grace.

To make glittering like a diamond.

transitive. To array with something splendid or impressive; to bedeck. Usually in passive.