Suit
41suit — 1. noun 1) a pinstriped suit Syn: outfit, set of clothes, ensemble 2) informal suits in faraway boardrooms Syn: businessman, businesswoman, executive, bureaucrat, administrator, manager 3) …
42suit — n 1. set of clothes, matched outfit, outfit, ensemble; costume, Inf. getup, Inf. rig; turnout, best clothes, best bib and tucker, Inf. Sunday clothes, Inf. Sunday best, Inf. Sunday go to meeting clothes, Sl. heavy threads, Sl. glad rags; business …
43suit — 1. Clothing. Pa a, pa a lole, pa a lole komo. 2. Court action. Ho opi i, hihia. Suit over land, ho opi i āina. Damage suit, ho opi i pohō. Suit involving smuggling, hihia waiwai kolohe. 3. To please or satisfy. Kū i ka makemake …
44suit — An outer garment designed for protection against specific environmental conditions. anti G s. a garment with bladders that expand to apply external pressure to the abdomen and lower extremities during positive G maneuvers in flight or on a human… …
45suit — 1. noun 1) a pinstriped suit Syn: outfit, ensemble 2) a medical malpractice suit Syn: legal action, lawsuit, (court) case, action, (legal/judicial) proceedings, litigation 2. verb 1) …
46suit — See: BIRTHDAY SUIT, FOLLOW SUIT …
47suit — See: BIRTHDAY SUIT, FOLLOW SUIT …
48suit — See: birthday suit, follow suit …
49suit — n a bureaucratic functionary, appa ratchik, corporation man. The term appeared in the 1980s and is used con temptuously or dismissively by working people and, especially, the fashionable young. In 1989 and 1990 the elabora tion empty suit was… …
50suit up — PHRASAL VERB If someone suits up, they put on a special suit or uniform in order to take part in a special activity or be part of a team. [AM] [V P] Two members of Endeavour s crew will suit up for a space walk... [be V ed P] The FBI s renowned… …
