set (sĕt)

1. To put in a specified position; place.
2. To put into a specified state.
3. To put into a stable position.
4. To fix firmly or in an immobile manner.
5. To become fixed or hardened; coagulate.
6. To bring the bones of a fracture back into a normal position or alignment.

1. The act or process of setting.
2. The condition resulting from setting.
3. A permanent firming or hardening of a substance.
4. The carriage or bearing of a part of the body.
5. A particular psychological state, usually of anticipation or preparedness.