set to rights

Also, put to rights. Place in proper condition or order. For example, The caterer promised to set the room to rights before he left, or Don't worry, the lawyer will put the will to rights. These terms date from the second half of the 1600s, although to rights in the sense of "in proper order" was first recorded about 1330. Also see set right.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Esteban	es-TE-bahn	Spanish
Yvonne	ee-VON (French), i-VAWN (English), ee-VAWN (German)	French, English, German, Dutch, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Athanasius	ath-ə-NAY-shəs (English)	Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Vercingetorix	wer-keeng-GE-to-reeks (Ancient Roman), vur-sin-JET-ə-riks (English)	Ancient Celtic
Harriett	HER-ee-ət, HAR-ee-ət	English
Lauren	LAWR-ən	English