The term 'deck out' can be defined as to make something look more attractive or impressive. This can be done in a variety of ways, such as dressing it up, togging it, beautifying it, adorning it, festooning it, attiring it, equipping it, arraying it, robing it, and dizening it. Dressing up involves putting on clothing or other items to make something look more presentable. Togging is the act of putting on clothes or other items for warmth or protection. Beautifying is the act of making something look more attractive or appealing. Adorning is the act of decorating something with ornaments or other decorations. Festooning is the act of decorating something with garlands or other decorations. Attiring is the act of dressing someone or something in clothing or other items. Equipping is the act of providing something with the necessary items for a particular purpose. Arraying is the act of arranging something in an orderly manner. Robing is the act of dressing someone or something in a ROBE or other clothing. Dizening is the act of dressing someone or something in a dizen or other clothing.