1. present participle of dizen; to dress up or adorn in a showy or gaudy manner
Usage: archaic; often used with 'out' or 'up'

Examples

• She was dizening herself in bright silks and jewels for the grand ball.
• The performers were dizening up in elaborate costumes backstage.
• He spent the afternoon dizening out the old room with new decorations.
• The bride's attendants were dizening her in traditional finery.
• They were dizening the hall with flowers and ribbons for the celebration.