transitive. To shape or form (something); to fashion, mould.

transitive. To fit, adapt; to prepare, make ready. Also intransitive. Chiefly with to, into, unto, for, or infinitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To apply or adapt to a purpose. Obsolete.

To give (a person or thing) a fashion or form suitable to or to do (something); to accommodate, adapt to. Also reflexive and intransitive for refl…

transitive. With to (also †unto), for. To make (a person or thing) suitable or fit for a purpose, or conformable to specified conditions…

transitive. To adapt, adjust (usually something immaterial) to or unto something; to reconcile, submit. Also reflexive. Obsolete.

transitive. To fit, adapt; to make seemly. Obsolete.

transitive. = accommodate, v. (in various senses).

To make fit, adapt (to), prepare suitably (for).

figurative. With out in above senses.

To fashion, modify, or arrange so as to conform or correspond to something else. Const. to, formerly also †into, †for.

To make apt or fitting. Obsolete.

transitive. To put in order, settle.

transitive. To make (something) appropriate or agreeable; to fit or tailor (something) to a purpose, situation, etc.; to adapt or change (something)…

To make suitable, adapt, suit. Obsolete.

transitive. To arrange, harmonize, or reconcile (different or contradictory things); to settle, to resolve (esp. a difficulty or problem).

transitive. To fit, adapt, or adjust.

transitive. = adapt, v. (in various senses).

figurative. transitive. To change the will, disposition, or judgement of (a person); to bend the sense of (words); to adapt, accommodate. rare after…