To put into shape, trim, make ready. (Cf. Old French metre en taille.) Obsolete.

transitive. To prepare, make ready; equip; to provide; to put in order (for a purpose). Obsolete.

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 put in suitable order or condition; to prepare, make ready. Obsolete in general sense.

transitive. To make ready, put in order, arrange. Now only dialect to put to rights, ‘tidy up’, scour; also, to groom (a horse), attend to (cattle).

transitive. To prepare, make ready, put in order; to dress.

transitive. To arrange, prepare (a thing).

transitive. To put in order, arrange.

transitive. To put in order or readiness (for a purpose); to make ready, prepare. Obsolete.

Chiefly poetic. transitive. To put into proper form or order; to make ready, prepare, equip. Cf. inform, v. 6. Obsolete.

transitive. To prepare or set in order. Obsolete. rare.

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

To prepare. transitive. To prepare, put in order (a bed) for a particular occasion; to put (a room) in order; to ‘do up’.

In wider sense (chiefly U.S. colloquial): To arrange, get ready, put in order; to put to rights, make tidy, ‘rig up’; spec. to prepare (food or…