transitive (reflexive). To dress or clothe oneself, esp. in ecclesiastical vestments. Also figurative. Obsolete.

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).

transitive (reflexive). To dress in a slovenly or untidy manner. Obsolete. rare.

transitive (reflexive). To cover oneself or one's face with a veil; to put on or wear a veil, esp. habitually. Also intransitive in same sense.

Frequently with up; esp. in later use passive, = attired in warmer or protective clothing. Also, reflexive.

†refl. to fit oneself: to suit oneself, get suited. Also passive to be fitted: to be suited. dialect.

transitive. To provide or adorn with a fetish: see fetish, n. 1.

transitive and reflexive. To dress up like a ‘toff’.