Fit

What do we mean by fit?

To be the proper size and shape for. intransitive verb

To cause to be the proper size and shape. intransitive verb

To measure for proper size. intransitive verb

To be appropriate to; suit. intransitive verb

To be in conformity or agreement with. intransitive verb

To make suitable; adapt: synonym: adapt. intransitive verb

To make ready; prepare. intransitive verb

To equip; outfit. intransitive verb

To provide a place or time for. intransitive verb

To insert or adjust so as to be properly in place. intransitive verb

To be the proper size and shape. intransitive verb

To be suited; belong. intransitive verb

To be in harmony; agree. intransitive verb

Suited, adapted, or acceptable for a given circumstance or purpose. adjective

Appropriate; proper. adjective

Physically sound; healthy. adjective

Able to survive and produce viable offspring in a particular environment adjective

The state, quality, or way of being fitted. noun

The manner in which clothing fits. noun

The degree to which something fits.

Conformity of elements one to another.

The part of an object upon which anything fits tightly.

Measure of how well a particular commercial execution captures the character or values of a brand.

Goodness of fit.

The quality of a partnership's combined holding of cards in a suit, particularly of trump.

The British version of Hot. Urban Dictionary

Extremely good looking, synonymous with "hott" and "sexy". British slang, relatively unknown in US. Urban Dictionary

Short for "outfit", they are clothes put together to create a total look, an outfit. Urban Dictionary

A slang word for saying someone is goodlooking. Urban Dictionary

EXTREMELY good looking, sexy, nice bod, can be for men or women, pretty, hot, Urban Dictionary

Gorgeous, beautiful, stunning Urban Dictionary

Hot body, tight ass, nice titties, etc. vey naas. Chiefly British. Urban Dictionary

Short for outfit Urban Dictionary

Short for outfit. Normally used when complimenting someone's outfit. Urban Dictionary

British Word, used to describe very good-looking people. Fit is another word for: hot, dope, sexy, gorgeous ... etc ... Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to fit:
fit.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fit:
neatly, rage, perfectly, anger, fitness, categories, criteria, description, definition, needs, profile.

Words that rhyme with fit:
it, shit, hit, bit, split, pit, wit, remit, grit, commit, knit, quit, spit, sit, kit, submit, admit, slit, hypocrite, tit, permit, writ, lit, retrofit, counterfeit, acquit, legit, omit, outfit, emit, whit, nit, transmit, chit, bullshit, skit, flit, refit, obit, misfit, tidbit, mitt, cockpit, befit, resubmit, armpit, brit, witt, outwit, pitt, unfit, smit, schmidt, make it, sunlit, identikit, moonlit, recommit, fitt, dewitt, blue tit, fytte, britt, messerschmitt, mother wit, schmitt, ccitt, ritt, lafitte, litt, drill bit, readmit, a bit, hitt, tool kit, tritt, dlitt, do it, tar pit, get it, smitt, banana split, whitt, rootkit, see to it, holy writ, kitt, parity bit, take a hit, blitt, reverse stock split, gillett, have a go at it, devitt, on the face of it, bit by bit, lose it, buy it, ask for it, gin and it.

Adjectives that are often used to describe fit:
best, good, more, perfect, better, tight, poor, less, epileptic, close, violent, fainting, most, longer, proper, linear, sudden, snug, apoplectic, overall, excellent, reasonable, severe, bad, loose, least, right, exact, satisfactory, cold, strategic, comfortable, square, hot, hysterical, adequate, accurate, ague, acceptable, easy, exponential, drunken, polynomial, goodness, empirical, correct, closest, theoretical, convulsive, uncontrollable, statistical, optimal, precise, mad, terrible, closer, tighter, non, nice, loud, hissy, neat, gaussian, marginal, slight, straight, quadratic, subject, smooth, hearty, line, ideal, immoderate, momentary.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective fit:
subject, state, person, place, test, condition, man, subjects, men, line, companion, object, company, model, persons, tests, instrument, occasion, opportunity, right, statistics, emblem, audience, objects, injuria, index, individuals, curve, instruments, body, indices, parameters, mate, statistic, expression, values, measures, measure, testing, matter, food, companions, function, representative, material, match, theory, abode, symbol, habitation, season, models, punishment, home, successor, patients, places, occasions, wife, vehicle, procedure, equation, reality, candidate, algorithm, individual, criterion, mother, reward, partner, curves, judge, medium, associate, parameter, husband, moment, word, patient.

Consonant match to fit:
foot, fight, fate, fat, feet, feat, fete, feight, fait, feit, fought, fite, phyte, phut, fitt, fytte, faught, foyt, fout, fett, foote, fette.

Words that sound like fit:
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