Hence, to put into regular shape; to arrange (a matter). Obsolete.

transitive. To arrange, put right (business of any kind); to clear up or sort out (a matter). Cf. rede, v.2 6a.

transitive. To bring into agreement; to harmonize, settle. Obsolete.

to set inor at stay: to reduce to order or quiet; to settle. Also to set a stay, to set stays: to settle matters. Obsolete.

To arrange, settle. rare.

To settle (an affair). Obsolete.

figurative. To put in order and settle (an affair) with the view of bringing it to an end; to bring to a final settlement; spec. to arrange and…

transitive. To settle (relations between parties, conflicting claims, matters in dispute, differences); to adjust.

To bring to an equality on both sides; to make even so as to leave no difference; to balance. colloquial. To put (a matter) straight; to settle…