Clothe (verb)

1. To dress or cover (someone or something) with clothes.
2. To provide someone with clothes.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english clāðian, of germanic origin; related to dutch kleden and german kleiden.

Examples:

1. He clothed himself in a suit.
2. She clothed the baby in a warm blanket.
3. The king was clothed in rich garments.
4. The army was clothed in new uniforms.
5. The poor were clothed by the charity organization.