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(verb) 1. to place something down. (ex. He set the cup down.) 2. an object staying still after continuous movement. (ex. The jello had set.) 3. to make something. (ex. He set up the game.) 4. start (ex. The game has set.) 5. make something into a specific state. (ex. They have been set free.) 6. modify something/a value. (ex. The clock was set.) (noun) 1. a collection of multiple things that are directly related or correspond to each other. (ex. A set of knives.) 2. a variety of things used to make another object. (ex. A computer set.) (adjective) 1. something that had already been predetermined. (ex. We were given set instructions.) 2. ready/prepared for an event or anything. (ex. The group was set for the road.)
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