suitet

See suit. suitert (sū'ter), n. Same as suitor. suit hold (sūt'hold), n. [ suiting (sū'ting), n. [Verbal n. of suit, v.] Cloth for making a suit of clothes: especially in the plural: as, fashionable suitings. [Trade cant.] [Early mod. E. also suit-liket (sūt'lik), a. sutelike ; suit + like2 .] Suitable. Then she put her into mans apparel, and gave her all things sute - like to the same, and laid her upon a mattre all alone without light or candle. North , tr. of Plutarch, p. 40. suitlyt, adv . [Early mod. E. also sutely ; sutly . Paston Letters, I. 477.