transitive. To set; to set up, establish.

transitive. To make (something) firm or stable; to place, fix, or set (something material) firmly in position. Obsolete.

To put or set up in a certain position or place, or in a safe or firm place. to stable up: to collect and place; passive to have taken one's stand.

To establish, fix, place. Chiefly passive, to be situated, stand. Obsolete.

transitive. To put in a fixed or definite place or position; to situate, to place; to set, fix, plant; to erect or set up (a building, pillar…

transitive. To place or set (a material thing) firmly in position; to station (a person) in a place. Obsolete except in figurative context.

transitive. To fix, fasten, make firm, establish; both in a material and an immaterial sense.

transitive. To place or settle in something.

To settle, establish in a place; to place, seat, fix. Obsolete.

transitive. To establish, site, or place in a particular location; to situate (a building, etc.) in a particular place. In passive frequently in…

transitive (reflexive). To take root (literal and figurative); to become deeply implanted or firmly attached; to fix or establish oneself firmly…

figurative. transitive. To establish or set up (a person or thing) in a particular position or situation. Also: to appoint (a minister) to a vacant…

Scottish. transitive. To install. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To establish. Obsolete. rare.

To establish (a person) in a place of residence, a position or office; to take up (one's quarters, abode); to locate, settle (an industry, etc.) in…

transitive. To establish in a situation or place of residence, to locate, fix; spec. to accustom (sheep, cattle) to a pasturage.