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    Fit

    /fɪt/

    Meaning & Definition

    noun
    A state of being suitable or appropriate.
    The new employee is a good fit for the team.
    A sudden burst of activity or emotion.
    She had a fit of anger when she heard the news.
    verb
    To be of the right shape and size for someone or something.
    The dress fits her perfectly.
    To put something into a particular space.
    We need to see if this sofa will fit in the living room.
    To be suited or appropriate for a particular purpose.
    His skills fit the requirements of the job.
    adjective
    In good health and physical condition.
    He's 60 years old but still very fit.
    Suitable or appropriate.
    Her experience makes her a fit candidate for the position.

    Etymology

    Middle English 'fitten', from Old English 'fitt'; related to the word 'fitt' meaning to suit or to be suitable.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    fit in
    to belong to a group or match the surrounding conditions
    fit the bill
    to be suitable for a particular purpose
    fit as a fiddle
    in good health
    fit to be tied
    extremely angry or agitated

    Related Words

    fitting
    something that is suitable or appropriate
    fitment
    the act of fitting or the condition of being fitted
    fitness
    the state of being fit, especially in terms of health and strength

    Slang Meanings

    Attractive or good-looking, often used in UK slang.
    That outfit is fit!
    To impress or to be impressive.
    That party was fit!