dress (Noun) — A one-piece garment for a woman; has skirt and bodice.
dress (Noun) — Clothing of a distinctive style or for a particular occasion. ex. "battle dress"
dress (Noun) — Clothing in general. ex. "fastidious about his dress"
dress (Verb) — Put on clothes. ex. "dress the patient" ex. "Can the child dress by herself?" ex. "we had to dress quickly"
dress (Verb) — Provide with clothes or put clothes on. ex. "Parents must feed and dress their child"
dress (Verb) — Put a finish on. ex. "dress the surface smooth"
dress (Verb) — Wear clothes in a certain manner or of a certain style. ex. "She dresses in the latest Paris fashion" ex. "he dressed up in a suit and tie"
dress (Verb) — Dress or groom with elaborate care. ex. "She likes to dress when going to the opera"
dress (Verb) — Kill and prepare for market or consumption. ex. "dress a turkey"
dress (Verb) — Arrange in ranks. ex. "dress troops"
dress (Verb) — Decorate (food), as with parsley or other ornamental foods.
dress (Verb) — Provide with decoration. ex. "dress the windows"
dress (Verb) — (cooking) put a dressing on. ex. "dress the salads"
dress (Verb) — Cultivate, tend, and cut back the growth of. ex. "dress the plants in the garden"
dress (Verb) — Cut down rough-hewn (lumber) to standard thickness and width.
dress (Verb) — Convert into leather. ex. "dress the tanned skins"
dress (Verb) — (medicine) apply a bandage or medication to. ex. "dress the victim's wounds"
dress (Verb) — Give a neat appearance to. ex. "dress the horses"
dress (Verb) — Style or arrange hair attractively. ex. "dress my hair for the wedding"
dress (Adjective) — Suitable for formal occasions. ex. "a full-dress uniform" ex. "dress shoes"
dress (Adjective) — (of an occasion) requiring formal clothes. ex. "a dress dinner" ex. "a full-dress ceremony"