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adj. comparative form of fit

n. a person who fits or assembles something

n. an epileptic

n. One who fits or makes to fit

n. One who tries on, and adjusts, articles of dress.

n. One who fits or adjusts the different parts of machinery to each other.

n. A coal broker who conducts the sales between the owner of a coal pit and the shipper.

n. A little piece; a flitter; a flinder.

n. One who fits, in any sense of that word; one who or that which adapts one thing to another, or makes it suitable for the purpose intended.

n. In mech., one who puts the parts of a machine together, as distinguished from a pattern-maker, founder, turner, finisher, etc.

n. One who supplies and fixes fittings or fixtures of any kind; one who “fits up” things: as, a gas-fitter.

n. One who supplies whatever is fit or necessary for the proper accomplishment of any object or undertaking; one who equips with whatever is necessary: as, a fitter-out.

n. In some parts of Great Britain, one who vends and loads coal, fitting ships with cargoes: particularly, a coal-broker who sells the coal produced by a particular mine or by particular mines. Imp. Dict. Also called coal-fitter.

To injure by frequent treading.

To kick as cross children do; make a noise with the feet.

To be in a passion.

n. A passion; a quarrel.

n. A fragment; a flinder: a rag; a flitter.

n. someone who fits a garment to a particular person

adj. improved in health or physical condition

"That's the problem with Mr. Irrelevant, He thinks volunteering as the Church little league uniform fitter is okay."

better   

fitters   

seamster    sartor    tailor   

in fitters   

flitter    flinder   

Ritter    Sitter    aglitter    bitter    chitter    critter    embitter    emitter    fritter    gitter   

fouler    juster    tinman