fitting

/ˈfɪtɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Suitable or appropriate for a particular situation or purpose.
    • It is only fitting that the winner should receive a trophy.
    • His speech was a fitting end to the celebration.
    • A quiet ceremony was a fitting way to honor her memory.
noun
  1. An occasion when someone tries on clothes to see if they need adjustments.
    • The bride had three fittings before the wedding.
    • He went for a fitting for his new suit.
    • I have a dress fitting at the tailor's tomorrow.
  2. A small part or accessory used to connect or attach things, especially in plumbing or electrical work.
    • We need a brass fitting to connect the pipes.
    • He bought a set of fittings for the cabinet handles.
    • The light fitting needs to be replaced.
verb
  1. Present participle of fit; being the right size or shape for something.
    • She is fitting the pieces of the puzzle together.
    • He spent the afternoon fitting the shelves into the alcove.
    • The carpenter is fitting the new door into the frame.
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