ARRANGE

v. 1 order, dispose, array, organize, sort (out), systematize, group, set up, rank, line up, align, form, position The teachers arranged the children according to height The flowers were arranged in a vase so as to conceal the listening device. 2 settle, plan, set (up), organize, orchestrate, manipulate, choreograph; predetermine, decide, prepare, determine, prearrange, devise, bring about, contrive; fix it Everything has been arranged - you won't have to lift a finger For a small fee I can arrange for you to win the first prize. 3 orchestrate, score, adapt Flemburgh has arranged music for some of the best-known modern composers