apt

t. [From the adjective. In Port. aptar; Lat. apto.] *I. Lit .: To place in close proximity to, as if fitted or adjusted to. "They sit so apted to her."-Beaum. & Flet. (1647). II. Figuratively: 1. To suit, to adapt, to fit. "We need a man that knows the several graces Of history, and how to apt their places. 2. To dispose, to prepare. Ben Jonson. "The king is melancholy, Apted for any ill impre ions. Denham: Sophy.