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Definition of arrange : 1. To adjust or settle; to prepare; to determine; as, to arrange the preliminaries of an undertaking.
2. To put in proper order; to dispose ( persons, or parts) in the manner intended, or best suited for the purpose; as, troops arranged for battle.

Synonyms:

habilitate, crop, planned, come, get ready, tog, redact, practice, raiment, piece, conclude, dress out, regularize, disorganize, determine, resolve, gear up, plant, raise, sic, go under, decorate, dispose of, tack, entrap, tell, fare, couch, consecrate, suffice, manage, regularise, line up, transcribe, say, snip, garb, make out, instal, rear, assemble, lop, serve, rig, garnish, pose, mark, clip, range, go down, decide, define, primp, enjoin, fit out, synthesize, commit, present, pitch, typeset, answer, get dressed, fructify, coif, countersink, groom, localize, lay, act, position, adapt, format, stage, cause, congeal, get along, found, set up, put, project, tack together, enclothe, direct, specify, dictate, agree, invest, lay out, instrument, execute, represent, work out, govern, launch, effectuate, fix up, behave, deploy, put together, cut back, assign, prescribe, preen, make ready, perform, initialize, garment, effect, erect, initialise, clothe, practise, localise, exercise, plume, negotiate, bother, concert, apparel, coiffe, bring about, ordinate, do, prune, trim, dispose, put in, blend, jell, beautiful, coiffure, install, limit, ordain, provide, ensnare, transpose, correct, put up, dress up

fix, compose, rank, regulate, unify, establish, chart, group, cast, plan, prepare, screen, balance, adjust, normalize, methodize, grade, support, subordinate, marshal, schematize, order, orchestrate, categorize, structure, pigeonhole, mediate, sort, plot, array, control, systematize, right, program, separate, shape, settle, set, place, schedule, collate, rate, scheme, harmonize, devise, stratify, form, maintain, class, classify, sift, frame, score, organize, unsnarl, type, design, integrate, stabilize, rationalize

conceive, anticipate, premeditate, coordinate, invent, expect, blueprint, intend, contrive, aim, propose

brand, label, stamp, designate, assort

equip, develop, foster, formulate, draft, curry, make, fit, mobilize, outfit, prime, ready, dress, fashion, fabricate, construct, furnish

build, constitute

follow, chain, succeed, progress, string, queue, concatenate, sequence, link, align, thread

Usage examples:

• I'll write you if I can arrange it." - "Betty Wales Freshman", Edith K. Dunton.
• Many times over during that night did Margery's thoughts arrange themselves in this manner. - "Mistress Margery", Emily Sarah Holt.
• I think you promised Glencore you would arrange the matter. - "The Fortunes Of Glencore", Charles James Lever.