dress oneself
41одеваться — ОДЕВАТЬСЯ, несов. (сов. одеться), во что или без доп. Облекаться (облечься) в какую л. одежду совокупность предметов из ткани, меха и т.п., которые надевают поверх белья; Ант.: раздеваться [impf. to dress (oneself), clothe (oneself)]. Светлана… …
42put on — transitive verb Date: 15th century 1. a. to dress oneself in ; don b. to make part of one s appearance or behavior c. feign < put a saintly manner on > 2. to cause to act or operate ; apply …
43Serious Emotional Disturbance — In U.S. healthcare, SED is an acronym for serious emotional disturbance (or in some areas, severely emotionally disturbed). DefinitionEmotional Disturbance is one of thirteen disabilities outlined in the Individuals with Disabilities Education… …
44doll up — verb to dress oneself or another in formal or ostentatious clothing as if for a special occasion Shes all dolled up and nowhere to go …
45Apractagnosia — Aparctagnosia is constructional apraxia, which is apraxia manifested as an impairment in activities such as building, assembling, and drawing. Etymology The word Apractagnosia stems from Greek: A (inability) + Praktea (things to be done) + Gnosis …
46dressing apraxia — inability to dress oneself properly, often on just one side, as a result of a lesion in the parietal lobe, usually on the nondominant side. See also unilateral neglect, under neglect …
47doll up — Australian Slang dress (oneself or another) smartly …
48doll — dÉ’l n. toy baby, toy in the form of a person v. dress oneself up, primp; decorate, ornament …
49dolled — adj. dressed up; decorated dÉ’l n. toy baby, toy in the form of a person v. dress oneself up, primp; decorate, ornament …
50dolling — dÉ’l n. toy baby, toy in the form of a person v. dress oneself up, primp; decorate, ornament …
