To bring about, manage, arrange.

To decide or determine in a specified way; to settle, arrange, or fix (a matter).

To put into shape, dispose, arrange, or order; to lay out in order, plan, devise. a piece of ground, piece of work, or other thing material.

transitive. To decide the order or course of; to arrange, plan. Obsolete.

To appoint (a meeting), make (an appointment). Also absol. Obsolete.

transitive. To appoint, ordain, set, fix (a time, etc.); to devise, contrive; to prepare, get ready. Cf. dight, v. 2 11 14.

transitive. To agree upon, arrange.

To determine, settle, appoint, arrange. Obsolete.

To fix the time and place of (a meeting).

transitive. To construct, form, or base (a scheme, a description, a plan, etc.) upon some basis or premise; to devise (a plan). Obsolete.

To appoint or arrange (something to be done or to take place). Obsolete.

transitive. To act in order to bring (something) about; to make (an outcome) happen; to plan, devise, contrive. Also: to manage or contrive (a matter…

transitive. To settle the order, manner, and circumstantial relations of (a thing to be done); to plan beforehand.

transitive. To bring about or obtain through machination; to arrange, contrive, or plan, esp. artfully; to manipulate. Also (chiefly U.S.): to guide…