absol. To dress, be clad (in a specified fashion). Obsolete. rare.

To dress oneself habitually or at a particular season in (a material, garment) of a particular sort or fashion. Also in passive, of the material…

with on or upon adv. (= on one's person; cf. to have on, to put on 2a(a) at put, v. phrasal verbs 1). Obsolete.

transitive. To wrap a garment (also bedding, etc.) round (a person), esp. for warmth; (also) to tuck up (in bed). Also in figurative contexts. In…

transitive. To tear the clothes of, to make very ragged.

To prepare. transitive. To attire (a person) suitably for receiving guests, etc. Obsolete.

transitive. To dress (a person) up like a puppet. Obsolete. rare.

To dress for going out. Obsolete.

To dress scantily or lightly.

transitive. To dress in too many clothes. Usually in passive.

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