Trim, order:: trim, v.a
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 187
a. to firm; put in compact due order;; tight; to dre ; being to in deco good rate; to clip; to shave; to lop; to make neat;to adjust; to rebuke or reprove sharply; to adjust the cargo of a ship; to arrange in due order of sailing; to dre or make smooth [Carp.]: v.n. to fluctuate between parties, so as to seem to favour each: s. dre ; gear; ornaments; order; the state of a ve el orher cargo, ballast, masts, ., so that she is pre to pared dre ; to sail. to put To To in trim trim order. in, to (A.S. fit [Carp.]. trymian, To to trim set firm up, or in order). Trimly, trim'-le, ad. nicely; neatly; in good order. Trimne , trim'-nes, s. neatne ; state of being in good order.
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