Suit ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Suit ( noun )

1. A set of clothes for formal or special occasions, typically a ma.n's
2. A set of matching clothes worn by a person, especially a woman.
3. An action or process of pursuing something that one wants or needs.
4. A legal case or action.

Origin:

Middle english sute, from old french suite, from latin sequita, from sequi to follow.

Examples:

1. He wore a dark suit to the wedding.
2. She had a new suit made for the job interview.
3. I'm going to make a suit for vacation.
4. He is pursuing the suit against the company.
5. The suit lasted for years in the court.

(As a verb)

Suit ( verb )

1. A set of clothes for formal or special occasions, typically a ma.n's
2. A set of matching clothes worn by a person, especially a woman.
3. An action or process of pursuing something that one wants or needs.
4. A legal case or action.

Origin:

Middle english sute, from old french suite, from latin sequita, from sequi to follow.

Examples:

1. He wore a dark suit to the wedding.
2. She had a new suit made for the job interview.
3. I'm going to make a suit for vacation.
4. He is pursuing the suit against the company.
5. The suit lasted for years in the court.