fit
/fɪt/
verb
- To be the right size and shape for someone or something.
- I tried on the jacket, but it didn't fit.
- These shoes fit me perfectly.
- The key does not fit the lock.
- To put something into a space or position where it belongs.
- Can you fit this box into the trunk of the car?
- He fitted a new handle on the door.
- We need to fit the shelves into the corner of the room.
- To be suitable or appropriate for a situation or role.
- He fits the description of the missing person.
- Her experience fits the job requirements.
- This punishment does not fit the crime.
Synonyms
adjective
- In good physical condition; healthy and strong.
- The doctor said I am fit and have no health problems.
- She runs every morning to stay fit.
- After months of training, he felt fit enough to climb the mountain.
- Suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.
- The water in the lake is not fit for drinking.
- This old shirt is not fit for a job interview.
- We need to find a time that is fit for everyone to meet.
Antonyms
noun
- The way something matches or suits someone in size and shape.
- This dress has a perfect fit.
- The tailor adjusted the fit of the pants.
- I love the fit of these running shoes.
- A sudden, strong outburst of emotion or activity.
- A fit of coughing interrupted his speech.
- He threw a fit when he lost the game.
- She had a fit of laughter when she heard the joke.