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Definition fit in British English

fit noun

noun
/fɪt/
Example

Everyone collapsed in fits of laughter.

Example

Julie suddenly got a fit of the giggles.

Example

When his sneezing fit was over, Milton resumed lecturing.

Synonyms and related words
contort contortion convulse
1.1

a sudden strong emotion that you cannot control

Example

She smashed the plate in a fit of rage.

Example

He often suffers from fits of depression.

Synonyms and related words
fit impulse surge
2

an occasion when someone becomes unconscious for a short time and their body shakes

Example

She has epilepsy and suffers frequent fits.

Synonyms and related words
faint pass out knock out
3

used for saying whether something is the right size and shape for someone or something

Example

When buying a rucksack, it is important to get a good fit.

Example

You can adjust the width of the boot to get a better fit.

Example

The sofa will go in here but it's a tight fit.

Synonyms and related words
relevant appropriate applicable
Definition fit in British English

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E-FIT () into place (phrase) FIT (abbreviation) fit (verb) fit (adjective) fit (noun) fit as a fiddle (phrase) fit for purpose (adjective) fit in (phrasal verb) fit in with (phrasal verb) fit model (noun) fit note (noun) fit out (phrasal verb) fit the bill (phrase) fit the mould (phrase) fit to drop (phrase) fit together (phrasal verb) fit up (phrasal verb) someone’s description (phrase) a fit (phrase) hissy fit (noun) in a fit state (phrase) keep fit (noun) fit to (phrase) match-fit (adjective) fit (phrase) seizure (noun) volens (noun) volens (adjective) volenti non fit injuria (noun)