Dress

To put clothes on; clothe.
To furnish with clothing.
To decorate or adorn: dress a Christmas tree.
To garnish: dressed the side dish with parsley.
To arrange a display in: dress a store window.
To arrange (troops) in ranks; align.
To apply medication, bandages, or other therapeutic materials to (a wound).
To arrange and groom (the hair), as by styling, combing, or washing.
To groom (an animal); curry.
To cultivate (land or plants).
To clean (fish or fowl) for cooking or sale.
To put a finish on (stone or wood, for example).
To tan or prepare (a hide) in leather-making.
To put on clothes.
To wear clothes of a certain kind or style: dresses casually.
To wear formal clothes: dress for dinner.
To get into proper alignment with others: The troops dressed on the squad leader.
Clothing; apparel.
A style of clothing: folk dancers in peasant dress.
A one-piece outer garment for women or girls.
Outer covering or appearance; guise: an ancient ritual in modern dress.
Suitable for formal occasions: dress shoes.
Requiring formal clothes: a dress dinner.
dress down To scold; reprimand: I was dressed down by the teacher for lateness.
dress down To wear informal clothes, befitting an occasion or location: I dressed down for such a casual occasion.
dress up To wear formal or fancy clothes: They dressed up and went to the prom.
dress ship Nautical To display the ensign, signal flags, and bunting on a ship.

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