Dress, dres, v.a
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 63
to put straight or adjust to a right line; to put in good order; to trim; to put clothes on; to deck; to cleanse a wound and apply remedies; to make suitable or fit for use;to curry, rub, and comb: v.n. to put on clothes; to pay particular regard to dre ; to arrange in a line. Dre ! a military word of command given when troops have arrived at any prescribed point of alignment, as " Halt, dre ! " To dre up, to deck elaborately. To dre a company or battalion, to array the men in such order as to preserve an exact continuity of line in the whole front To dre a ship, to ornament with colours, as on days. of rejoicing. apparel; habiliments; a lady's gown; full dre ; style in dre ; fastidiousne in dre .
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