Dress
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 151
dreq, v.t. to put straight or in order: to put clothes upon to prepare to cook to trim to deck to cleanse a sore — v to — arrange in a line to put on clothes pa.t and pa.p. dre ed' or drest. — n the covering or ornament of the body a lady's gown style of dre . [Fr. dre er, to make straight, to prepare, from L. dingo directum, to direct.] Dre er, dres'6r, «. one who dre es a table on which meat is dre ed or prepared for use. Dre ing, dres'ing, dre or clothes manure given to land matter used to give stiffne and glo to cloth the bandage, See. applied to a sore an ornamental moulding. 140 fete, far m£, her mine Dromedary
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