suit
Clothes that match, usually a jacket with pants or a skirt, worn for work or special events.
A set of clothes made from the same fabric, typically consisting of a jacket and trousers or a skirt, worn together as a formal or business outfit.
To be good for someone or something; to match well.
To be suitable, acceptable, or pleasing for someone or something in style, purpose, or effect.
A legal case where one person or group makes a complaint against another in court.
A formal complaint or claim brought to a court of law by one party against another.
One of four groups in playing cards: hearts, clubs, spades, or diamonds.
One of the four categories into which playing cards are divided: hearts, clubs, spades, and diamonds.
- Base: suit
- Plural: suits
- Base: suit
- 3rd Person Singular: suits
- Present Participle: suiting
- Past: suited
dress to the nines in a suit
1Dress elegantly in a suit
To wear a very stylish and smart-looking suit.
- He dressed to the nines in a black silk suit for the gala.
- They were all dressed to the nines in suits at the award ceremony.
suit yourself
1Do as you wish
Used to tell someone they can do what they want, often because you don't care about their choice.
- If you don’t want to come, suit yourself.
- Suit yourself — I’m going without you.
follow suit
1Do as someone else did
To do the same thing that another person has just done.
- When one store lowered prices, others quickly followed suit.
- When she left early, the rest of the staff followed suit.
- When one shop lowered its prices, the others soon followed suit.
- She started jogging, and her friends followed suit.
- Other companies followed suit and raised their prices.
- After she dyed her hair, her friends followed suit.