v. to put or fix in a place or condition or position
My mom set the table for dinner.
My mom set the table for dinner.
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What is an event set up for tv cameras and newspaper photographers called?
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When is the building set to implode?
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They set up the picnic on the sward.
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Where did Ginger set her groceries down?
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I would love to do bread but at this point our bakery isn't set up for it.
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She purchased some irrefrangible cookware to replace the set she broke.
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What went wrong on the set of 'Cop' on location at the Chicago Loop?
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What geometry shape is used to set a world record in The Guinness Book of World Records?
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What caused Ben to want to set the fire at the bathhouse?
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How did Violette set a trap to find out who is the double agent in London?
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Who was the first person to set foot on the moon?
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What did John F. Kennedy set up?
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The rain might corrode our new swing set.
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Why did Darwin set an alarm early on Saturday?
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place; arrange; position
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