To be of the right size and shape for someone or something. The dress fits her perfectly.
To be suitable or appropriate for someone or something. This job fits him well because of his skills.
To adjust or make something suitable for a particular purpose or situation. They need to fit the equipment to the new specifications.
To insert or fix something into a particular place or position. He fitted the new lock onto the door.
To equip or supply (someone or something) with a particular item or items. They fitted the house with new smoke detectors.
In good health, especially because of regular physical exercise. She is very fit and can run a marathon without any difficulty.
Suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation. The dress was fit for the occasion, making her look elegant and stylish.
Having the necessary qualities or skills to do something. He is fit to lead the team due to his extensive experience and knowledge.
Physically attractive, especially in a sexually appealing way (chiefly British, informal). I think the new maths teacher is really fit.
A sudden attack or convulsion, such as an epileptic seizure. He had a fit and was rushed to the hospital for immediate care.
A sudden burst of emotion or activity. She had a fit of laughter that lasted several minutes.
The way in which something fits, especially the degree of tightness or looseness. The fit of the dress was perfect, hugging her curves in all the right places.
A sudden outburst of anger or annoyance. He threw a fit when he found out his car had been towed.