verb
definition
To prepare; to make ready for action.
Examples of readying in a Sentence
Yully finished readying herself and stepped outside the room.
It could've been a million, with the Other readying another attack.
We dallied over desert and Betsy was readying Molly for bed by the time I left.
Later put together readying cox to program recently changed from his car.
The decade's fashion details are amongst us everywhere, whether they be on the runway or at your local department store, readying up the racks for the fall fashion season.
Jars of Clay is readying to release its seventh studio album Good Monsters on 5th September.
Rather than writing their gravestone epitaphs, the major players are readying themselves for the end of the second digital decade.
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He slinks out from the shadow of the shed, Peers down, tail twitching, readying every claw.
Typically, preschools begin readying toddlers for kindergarten.
Since your breasts are already growing and readying themselves for the arrival of your baby, typically the best time to buy a bra for nursing is about midway through your pregnancy, usually in the second trimester.
Part of readying your high school graduate for college involves purchasing supplies for decorating a college dorm room.
Another great source to refer to if you are readying to obtain a mortgage broker license in this state is the Texas Association of Mortgage Brokers (TAMB).
Polly's Sparklin' Pets Pawsh Limo - Pretend play abounds as little girls dress Polly and her pets, readying them for a luxurious ride in Polly's limo.
This latter aspect can be particularly valuable for persons readying themselves for a serious cheerleading future.
Martha and Quinn were readying for our restaurant dinner in their room and Betsy was upstairs usurping the single bathroom.
They died readying for bed.
And now, two gateways were open again, and the immortals readying the human world for another battle.
He closed his eyes briefly and began loosening his tight grip on the line, readying himself to rappel downward.