fit

slang

1. verb To identify, accuse, or convict (someone) as the perpetrator of a crime, especially falsely or fraudulently. Primarily heard in Australia. I'm telling you, I didn't take that money! Someone's fitting me! The gangster maintains that he had been fitted up by police, claiming that they had planted the evidence used against him in court. Check the surveillance video! You can't fit me for a robbery when I wasn't even there!

2. adjective Appealing or attractive, often sexually. Primarily heard in UK. If you think she's fit, why don't you just ask her out? A: "That fit guy from the second floor talked to me today, and I was practically drooling over him the whole time." B: "Well, duh! He's gorgeous!" Wow, Janet's friend is fit! I wonder if she's single?

3. noun An outfit. How's this fit for my first day of school? A: "What do you think?" B: "That's a fire fit. I don't even want to go out with you because no one will be looking at me!" A: "Mom, I like your fit!" B: "Wow! Does that make me cool?" A: "Uh, no, but can I borrow it sometime?"

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• (as) fit as a butcher's dog
• (as) fit as a fiddle
• (as) fit as a flea
• (as) fit as a Mallee bull
• (one's) face doesn't fit
• (one's) face fits
• (the) survival of the fittest
• a fit of the giggles
• a hissy fit
• a whistling woman and a crowing hen are neither fit for God nor men
• be (as) fit as a butcher's dog
• be (as) fit as a Mallee bull
• be as fit as a fiddle
• be fighting fit
• be fit
• be fit to (do something)
• be fit to be tied
• be fit to burst (with some emotion)
• by fits and starts
• can't hold a candle to (someone or something)
• conniption fit
• could fit on the back of a postage stamp
• dressed (up) fit to kill
• dressed to kill
• feel fit
• fighting fit
• fill the bill
• fire fit
• fit
• fit (one) for (something)
• fit (one) to a T
• fit (one) to a tee
• fit (someone or something) up with (something)
• fit (someone) like a glove
• fit (something) to (someone or something)
• fit a quart into a pint pot
• fit and trim
• fit around
• fit around (something)
• fit as a fiddle
• fit as a flea
• fit for
• fit for a king
• fit for a prince
• fit for a princess
• fit for a queen
• fit for the gods
• fit in
• fit in with (someone or something)
• fit in(to)
• fit like a glove
• fit like a glove, to
• fit like the paper on the wall
• fit on
• fit on (something)
• fit on the back of a postage stamp
• fit out
• fit the bill
• fit to
• fit to (do something)
• fit to be tied
• fit to burst (with some emotion)
• fit to bust
• fit to drop
• fit to kill
• fit to wake the dead
• fit together
• fit up
• fit with
• fit with (something)
• fit/ready to drop
• fits and starts
• fits and starts, by
• fitted
• get a case of the giggles
• get a fit of the giggles
• get in
• give (someone) a fit
• give (someone) fits
• give someone a fit
• have (one) in fits
• have a blue fit
• have a conniption fit
• have a conniption fit, to
• have a fit
• have a fit of the giggles
• have a hissy fit
• have a pink fit
• have a pink/blue fit
• have fits and starts
• have/throw a fit
• hold a candle to, cannot/not fit to
• hold a candle to, not
• if the cap fits
• if the cap fits(, wear it)
• if the cap fits, wear it
• if the hat fits(, wear it)
• if the shoe fits
• if the shoe fits(, wear it)
• if the shoe fits, wear it
• in fits
• in fits and starts
• keep fit
• let the punishment fit the crime
• look fit to kill
• not fit to hold a candle to (someone or something)
• one size fits all
• pitch a fit
• see fit
• see fit (to do something)
• see/think fit
• someone's face fits
• stay fit
• suit (one) to a T
• suit (one) to a tee
• suit to a T
• survival of the fittest
• take a fit
• the punishment fits the crime
• think (someone or something) is fit for (someone or something)
• think fit (to do something)
• think fit for
• throw a fit
• throw a hissy fit
• your/somebody's face doesn't fit