suit (n.)
- accord
- accusal
- accusation
- action
- adjuration
- allegation
- allegement
- answer
- appeal
- application
- arraignment
- asking
- battery
- beads
- bend
- benefit
- bid
- blame
- block
- breviary
- call
- canvass
- caparison
- case
- cause
- chaplet
- charge
- check
- clamor
- clothes
- clothing
- collect
- combination
- communion
- complaint
- condition
- contemplation
- costume
- count
- court
- courting
- courtship
- cry
- denouncement
- denunciation
- discipline
- disguise
- do
- dress
- ensemble
- entreaty
- fit
- frock
- gallantry
- garb
- gee
- go
- grace
- habit
- impeachment
- implication
- imprecation
- imputation
- indictment
- information
- innuendo
- insinuation
- intercession
- invocation
- jibe
- kit
- lawsuit
- litany
- litigation
- livery
- masquerade
- meditation
- meet
- mold
- orison
- outfit
- pack
- petition
- plaint
- plea
- prayer
- proceeding
- proceedings
- process
- prosecution
- quadrate
- relate
- reproach
- request
- rig
- rogation
- rosary
- serenade
- series
- serve
- set
- settle
- shape
- solicitation
- square
- suing
- suite
- supplication
- tailor
- tally
- thanks
- thanksgiving
- trial
- tune
- uniform
- wooing
- yield
suit (v.)
- accommodate
- accord
- accouter
- action
- adapt
- adjust
- answer
- appeal
- attune
- become
- befit
- bend
- benefit
- bid
- blame
- block
- call
- canvass
- capacitate
- caparison
- case
- cause
- charge
- check
- clamor
- collect
- comply
- compose
- condition
- conform
- correct
- correspond
- costume
- count
- court
- cry
- discipline
- disguise
- do
- dress
- enable
- enhance
- equip
- fit
- follow
- frock
- furnish
- garb
- gee
- go
- grace
- gratify
- habit
- harmonize
- jibe
- kit
- masquerade
- meet
- mold
- observe
- outfit
- pack
- petition
- please
- process
- qualify
- reconcile
- rectify
- relate
- reproach
- request
- rig
- satisfy
- serenade
- serve
- set
- settle
- shape
- square
- straighten
- suffice
- tailor
- tally
- thanks
- tune
- uniform
- yield
suit (adj.)
Lightly from fair to fair he flew,
And loved to plead, lament, and sue;
Suit lightly won, and short-lived pain,
For monarchs seldom sigh in vain.
Nay, then, let the devil wear black, for I 'll have a suit of sables.
Suit the action to the word, the word to the action; with this special observance, that you o'erstep not the modesty of nature.
