With for (also †to) or an infinitive. Able to be put to some proposed end or use; suitable or fit for a particular purpose; useful.

Fitting, appropriate, proper; according to what is most suitable for a particular occasion or purpose; (also) exactly meeting the requirements of a…

†Fit, fitting, suitable (obsolete); convenient, handy; near at hand, close. Also with to or (in early use) dative of person. English regional (nor…

With on. Attributable to; dependent upon or in the power of.

That behoves; of use, needful, appropriate, incumbent.

Suitable, appropriate.

Seasonable, opportune, right, fit, convenient, expedient. Obsolete.

Convenient, suitable, agreeable.

Fitting, suitable; seemly.

Without construction. Of a thing, action, etc.: of sufficient worth or value; sufficiently good; appropriate, fitting, suitable.

? Fitting, suitable, agreeable.

Suitable, appropriate. to or for a purpose, etc. Obsolete.

Suitable to the person or the occasion; appropriate. Const. to, for. Obsolete.

Fit, likely, suitable; also like (to something).

Suitable, fit, or appropriate for some purpose; suited, adapted, fitted. Frequently with to, for, or infinitive. Obsolete.

Suitable, fit, proper for some purpose or occasion, expressed or implied. Frequently with infinitive; also with †to, for.

Suitable, agreeable; harmonious, accordant. Obsolete.

Suitable, fitting, appropriate; in accordance with something previously stated.

Appertaining as if by right (to); proper, suited, or appropriate to; relating, pertinent.

Appropriate, suitable (to a discipline, office, symptom, etc.). Obsolete.

Suitable, fitting, appropriate; in accordance with something previously stated.

In predicative use with complement: apt, befitting, appropriate. In later use Scottish, Irish English (northern), and English regional (northern)…

Fitting, suitable; (of food or drink) wholesome.

figurative. Of a thing: Ready, apt, disposed.

Of a thing (occasionally also a person): that corresponds or agrees to something. That conforms to the circumstances; expedient, suitable, fitting…

Fitted, suited; fit, suitable; competent (to do something); = able, adj. 2. Chiefly Scottish. Obsolete.

Suitable (in various senses); conforming to or agreeing with something, matching; appropriate, fitting. Also with to, after.

Suitable, fit, appropriate, proper. Obsolete in general sense.

Fitting, appropriate; suitable.

Well adapted or suited to the conditions or circumstances of the case, answering the purpose, proper or appropriate. Const. for (also, rarely, with…

Frequently with to. That corresponds or is appropriate as regards nature, type, quality, or function; suitable, apt, fitting; comparable, analogous…

Of a time, place, etc.: adapted to something else, or to an end or purpose; appropriate; suitable.

= congruous, adj. 2. Obsolete.

= according, adj.

Agreeable to the character or nature of anything; fitting, suitable, becoming, due, proper.

Appropriate, befitting. Cf. affeiring, adj.

Appropriate, suitable, proper. Frequently with to. Obsolete.

= accordable, adj., etc.

Advantageous, suitable; = behovable, adj.

Suitable, appropriate.

Suitable, fitting; suited, adapted (to).

Suiting, suitable; good for; doing well with. Also with modifying adverb, as badly, ill, etc. Also figurative. Now rare.

Correspondent; corresponding to something. Obsolete.

= opportune, adj.

Specially fitted or suitable, proper. Const. to, for.

Convenient, suitable, opportune.

In extended uses. Of a food or other substance: suited to a person's body, digestive system, etc. Also with to, unto. Obsolete.

elliptical. Suited to its purpose; suitable, becoming, appropriate.

figurative. That lends itself to some purpose; apt, adaptable, suitable. rare (in later use echoing quot. 1616).

Suitable, apt. Also const. infinitive. Obsolete.

Appropriate; suitable.

Const. to.

Suitable, appropriate; fit or befitting. Usually const. to (or unto). Obsolete.

Fitting, becoming, proper, suitable; hence, nice, trim, neat.

Capable of being accommodated; suitable.

= congruous, adj., congruent, adj.

That has a close connection to something; appropriate.

suited.

Appropriate, fitting; suitable. Also with for. Now rare (chiefly English regional (midlands) in later use).

Capable of being regarded or taken into account. Obsolete. rare.

That is or has been made suitable; fitting, appropriate; fitted to or adapted for something.

Apt, fit, or suitable.

Suitable, well-suited, accordant. Obsolete.

Appropriate or fit for, or suited to, a purpose, occasion, person, etc.; fitting, right, proper. Also with to, for, or infinitive.

Corresponding or agreeable: (a) to what is right, reasonable, or becoming; (b) to the facts or existing circumstances; suited to the requirements…

Suitable, fit.

Correspondent, appropriate. Obsolete. rare.

Specially suited; suitable, appropriate. Obsolete.

Well adapted or suited; suitable, fit.

Adapted, suited. rare.

loosely. Congruous, befitting. Obsolete.

Fit or suitable for its purpose, appropriate. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Often used predicatively with the participial sense somewhat obscured: Adapted, ‘calculated’, likely. Const. to with infinitive.

transferred. Suited to the nature of anything.

Arranged in sorts, classified; matched, suited, fitted; furnished with all sorts. Also, comprising various sorts.

= accommodable, adj.

Appropriate, suitable; permissible, allowed. Frequently with for.