[ˈrɛdi], (Adjective)

Definitions:
- in a suitable state for an action or situation; fully prepared
(e.g: are you ready, Carrie?)

- easily available or obtained; within reach
(e.g: there was a ready supply of drink)


Phrases:
- at the ready
- make ready
- ready, steady, go

Origin:
Middle English: from Old English rǣde (from a Germanic base meaning ‘arrange, prepare’; related to Dutch gereed) + -y

[ˈrɛdi], (Noun)

Definitions:
- available money; cash


Phrases:
- at the ready
- make ready
- ready, steady, go

Origin:
Middle English: from Old English rǣde (from a Germanic base meaning ‘arrange, prepare’; related to Dutch gereed) + -y

[ˈrɛdi], (Verb)

Definitions:
- prepare (someone or something) for an activity or purpose
(e.g: the spare transformer was readied for shipment)


Phrases:
- at the ready
- make ready
- ready, steady, go

Origin:
Middle English: from Old English rǣde (from a Germanic base meaning ‘arrange, prepare’; related to Dutch gereed) + -y