Bedizened [verb]

A refined woman will always look neat; but, on the other hand, she will not bedizen and bedeck herself with a view to display.

The French chamarrer, to deck out, or bedizen, is said to be a word of kindred origin.

I'st teach yo to burn three candles down awbut to nothink 'at yo may bedizen yorsel in this way.

Mirrors being very rare, the women bedizen themselves with tinsel, the bizarre effect of which they have no means of appreciating.

Is not your body a far more beautiful and nobler thing than all the gay clothes with which you can bedizen it?

When I was young they died for that with which they now bedizen themselves.'

We shall have plenty of time if this prince takes as long to bedizen himself as he used to do.

I will so bedizen your virile, though somewhat crassly practical gifts—— Why, women are my long suit.

I don't know what sort of a way you'd bedizen yourself out if I'd let you, I'm sure.

Prithee, young one, who art thou, and what has ailed thy mother to bedizen thee in this strange fashion?