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Definition 1:
To put clothes on (yourself or someone else) opposite undress.
Examples:
They dressed themselves in a hurry.
He dressed the child in a snowsuit.
Definition 2:
To put clothes on yourself opposite undress.
Examples:
She showered, dressed, and ate breakfast.
Definition 3:
To put on or wear a particular type or style of clothes .
Examples:
She dressed warmly for skiing.
He dresses fashionably/well.
She always dresses in black (clothes).
Definition 4:
To put on or wear formal clothes .
Examples:
She is dressing for the opera.
They always dress for dinner.
Definition 5:
To clean, put medicine on, and cover (a wound) .
Examples:
The nurse dressed the cut on my knee.
Definition 6:
To prepare (food) for cooking or eating .
Examples:
dress the chicken/salad
Definition 7:
To decorate (something, especially a window) for display .
Examples:
His job is to dress the store window for the holiday.
Definition 8:
To prepare (wood, stone, leather, etc.) for use.
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