Question

we will have rings, and things, and fine array; and, kiss me, kate, we will be married o’ sunday. source: folk - lore of shakespeare in the sentence above, array has the same or almost the same meaning as: lighting deception argument clothing

Explanation:

In the context of the sentence, "rings" and "things" suggest items related to a wedding - like adornments. "Fine array" is likely to be something similar in nature. "Array" can mean a display or collection of things, and in this old - fashioned context, it refers to fine clothing or finery, which is in line with the idea of wedding preparations.

Answer:

D. clothing