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Set

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Meaning

Verb

●
To
(something) down, to rest.
●
To
or
(something) to
, or in or upon a certain place.
●
To
a
or state; to cause to be.
●
To
(a fire).
●
To cause to
or
; to
; to
to a spot.
●
To
or settle.
●
To adjust.
●
To
(a
) into
so that its
is below the surface.
●
To
with
and
, to set the table.
●
To
or describe.
●
In Forms linking to themselves:
and
of set To
(a
, etc.); to
a
to,
or temporally.
●
In Forms linking to themselves:
and
of set To
, to make (a
or challenge).
●
To
(a
or
set).
●
To
(someone) up in a situation.
●
To
(type).
●
To
and
(work) to.
●
In Volleyball:
To
(the
) to a
for an attack.
●
To solidify.
●
To
or
; especially, to
into
; to
le.
●
Of a
, to
below the
of a
, etc, as the latter rotates.
●
In Bridge:
To
a contract.
●
To
to
;
forth.
●
In Botany:
To
after pollination.
●
To be
for growth; to
; to
to
or form.
●
In Midwest US English & Southern US English:
To
(be in a
position).
●
In Midwest US English & Southern US English:
To
or
somewhere, on something, etc.; to
a certain place.
●
To
with the
of a setter.
●
In Hunting:
Of a
, to
the
of game.
●
To
; to
earnestly.
●
To
to words.
●
To place
or
; to plant.
●
To become
or
; to be fastened.
●
To have a certain
of
; to
; to
; to tend.
●
To
a
by
him or her and
first to
and then to the other, while
does the opposite.
●
To place or
in a setting.
●
To
a particular
; to prepare.
●
To
and
into
; to spread.
●
To give a
to, as a
; to
by
the keynote.
●
To reduce from a
or
state.
●
In Masonry:
To lower into place and
, as the
of
in a structure.
●
To
in
; to risk.
●
To
with something
or
; to
; to
with
here and there.
●
To value; to rate; used with at.
●
To
; to
; to
; to assign.
●
In Scottish English:
To
; to become.
●
In British English & Education:
To
a
group in a
ability

Noun

●
A
for
in wood.
●
A
for
(or, more
,
); a
or television.
●
Alternative form of
: a
made and
by a badger.
●
Alternative form of
:
of
and yarns.
●
Alternative form of
:
of
stone.
●
In Horticulture:
A small
or
used
,
and
.
●
The amount the
of a saw
to the
in order to create the kerf.
●
In Engineering:
A
change of
by
, as from
,
,
,
, etc.
●
A
of
; an
or
of behaviour.
●
A
upon the
of a
when the latter cannot otherwise be
by the
, or hammer.
●
In Printing:
The
of the body of a type.
●
A
when first attached.
●
Collectively, the
of
in any locality.
●
A
or group of something. (Note the
in Etymology 4, Noun)
●
The
, state, or quality of
or
; fit.
●
The
of a
, etc.
●
The
of a
tile.
●
The
number of
set under a hen.
●
That which is
; a
; hence, a
game.
●
A
for
; a
; shoot.
●
A
fruit.
●
The
of the
or other
; (
) the
of the day.
●
General
;
;
; tendency.
●
A
of
things. (Note the
in Etymology 2, Noun.)
●
A
of various
for a particular purpose.
●
An
of several parts.
●
In Set theory:
A
of
or more
,
in
, and
any order or
of the
which may be
within it.
●
In Mathematics:
Set theory.
●
In Collectives:
A group of people, usually
socially.
●
The
for a
or play.
●
the general
and area where a movie’s, a film’s, or a video’s
is
to be
also including
for
,
,
,
which are
not
.
●
In Dance:
The
or
of dancers.
●
In Exercise:
A group of
of a
without rest.
●
In Tennis:
A
of
,
part of a match.
●
In Volleyball:
A
of
,
part of a match.
●
In Volleyball:
The
of
the
to a
for an attack.
●
In Music:
A
performance by
,
, etc;
several
pieces.
●
In Music:
A
, a
set.
●
In British English & Education:
A
group in a
where
are
by ability.
●
In Poker:
Three
, especially if two
are in
and the
is on the
. Compare
(“
, especially with two
on the
and one in
”).
●
Gene for a human
in
,
and
assembly.
●
Initialism of Simulated Emergency Test; an
training exercise.

Adj

●
Fixed in position.
●
Rigid, solidified.
●
Ready, prepared.
●
Intent,
(to do something).
●
Prearranged.
●
Fixed in one’s opinion.
●
Fixed in a certain style.

Name

●
An
Egyptian
,
as the
of
, the
of
and
, or the
of destruction.
●
Initialism of Strategic Energy Technologies. Plan of the European Union.
●
Initialism of Stock Exchange of Thailand; the
of Thailand.
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Origin

set
English
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set
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym

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