transitive. To be suitable or appropriate for (something); to be fitted or adapted to; to meet the requirements of.

Of a thing, word, deed, etc. intransitive. To be suitable or fitting for (a person). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. Chiefly impersonal or quasi-impersonal. To be suited or suitable to, be proper for; to be in harmony with, become, befit.

transitive. To answer or correspond to, to befit or suit. Now rare.

transitive. In passive. To be suitable, becoming, or convenient; = senses 1 2.

figurative. to level (a person or thing) with (now rare), to, †unto: to bring or reduce to the level or standard of; to put on a level, equality, or…

to comply with: To ‘agree with’, suit.

transitive. To be favourable to; to suit. Obsolete. rare.

transitive (in passive). To be provided with suitable conditions; to be convenienced. Cf. commode, v. 2.

transitive. To suit; to meet the requirements of. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

reflexive. To accommodate or adapt oneself to. Of things: To admit of being applied to a purpose or subjected to a certain treatment.