noun

1. 1. a set of clothes to be worn together; now, esp., a coat and trousers (or skirt), and sometimes a vest, usually all of the same material
   2. any complete outfit a suit of armor
2. Slang a person wearing a suit; specif., a business executive or a bureaucrat: usually a term of mild derision
3. a group of similar things forming a set or series; specif., any of the four sets of thirteen playing cards each (spades, clubs, hearts, and diamonds) that together make up a pack
4. Historical attendance at the court or manor of a feudal lord
5. action to secure justice in a court of law; attempt to recover a right or claim through legal action
6. 1. an act of suing, pleading, or requesting
   2. a petition
7. the act of wooing; courtship

Etymology: ME sute, a pursuit, action of suing, garb, set of garments, sequence < OFr suite < VL *sequita, fem. pp. of sequere, to follow < L sequi, to follow: see sequent

transitive verb

1. to meet the requirements of; be right for or appropriate to; befit
2. to make right or appropriate; fit; adapt
3. to please; satisfy anything that suits your fancy
4. to furnish with clothes, esp. with a suit

intransitive verb

1. Archaic to correspond or harmonize: usually with to or with
2. to be fit, suitable, convenient, or satisfactory