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dress out
 

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Verb dress out has 1 sense
  1. dress, dress out - kill and prepare for market or consumption; "dress a turkey"
    --1 is one way to cook, fix, ready, make, prepare
    Sample sentence:
    Somebody ----s something

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Dress Out

Definition:

Dress out is a verb phrase that can have multiple meanings depending on the context.

Senses:

1. To dress someone or something in a particular way:

Example sentences:

  1. She carefully dressed out her baby in a cute little outfit.
  2. The decorator dressed out the room with colorful curtains and matching furniture.

Related products:

Baby outfits on Amazon
Home decor items on Amazon

2. To prepare an animal carcass for consumption:

Example sentences:

  1. The hunter dressed out the deer after a successful hunt.
  2. She watched a tutorial on how to dress out a fish before going on a fishing trip.

Related products:

Hunting knives on Amazon
Fishing tackle on Amazon

3. To dress oneself in a particular way:

Example sentences:

  1. The actors dressed out in elaborate costumes for the final scene of the play.
  2. He always dresses out in formal attire for important business meetings.

Related products:

Theater costumes on Amazon
Formal attire on Amazon

4. To strip or remove something from an object:

Example sentences:

  1. The mechanic dressed out the engine, removing the faulty parts.
  2. She dressed out the old shelves from the wall to make space for new ones.

Related products:

Mechanic tools on Amazon
Wall shelves on Amazon
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