Skip to definition.

Noun: suit  soot
    "they buried him in his best suit";
    - suit of clothes
    "the family brought suit against the landlord";
    - lawsuit, case, cause, causa
  3. (slang) a businessman dressed in a business suit
    "all the suits care about is the bottom line"
    "it was a brief and intense suit";
    - courtship, wooing, courting
  5. A petition or appeal made to a person of superior status or rank
Verb: suit  soot
  1. Be agreeable or acceptable to
    "This suits my needs";
    - accommodate, fit
  2. Accord or comport with
    "This kind of behaviour does not suit a young woman!";
    - befit, beseem [archaic]
  3. Enhance the appearance of
    "This behaviour doesn't suit you!";
    - become

Derived forms: suiting, suited, suits

Type of: agree, appeal, beautify, businessman, check, conform to, correspond, embellish, entreaty, fancify, fit, garment, gibe, jibe, legal proceeding, man of affairs, marry, marry up, match, meet, playing card, prayer, prettify, proceeding, proceedings, suppliance, tally

Part of: deck, deck of cards, pack [Brit], pack of cards

Encyclopedia: Suit