Past tense of fettle; in good order or condition, or having been cleaned and repaired.
The past tense and past participle of 'fettle,' maintaining the same etymological connection to Old English 'fetel' referring to equipment and condition.
You'll hear 'all fettled up' in British English meaning everything is ready and in perfect working order—it's a wonderfully specific word for that 'everything's prepared' feeling!
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