[f. prec. sb.] trans. To provide with a costume or dress; to arrange the costume or get-up of a theatrical piece.
1823. New Monthly Mag., VIII. 243. Spanish painters took … great liberties with costuming their Saints.
1841. Lever, C. O’Malley, cxii. I had costumed my fair friend in my dragoon cloak.
1884. A. A. Watts, Life A. Watts, I. 213. The eccentricities … in which they costumed their minds.
