Fit

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 157
fit, n. A sudden and violent attack of a disorder; a convulsion; paroxysm; attack of disease; an attack of anything which masters one for a time; a pa ing humor; impulsive action; a sudden emi ion; a song, strain, canto. — Fit'ful, -ful, a. Full of Fitch. fits; irregularly Same as Vetch. variable; unstable. — Fi't'fully, adv. a Five, fiv, n. A number next greater than 4, and le than 6; the sum of 4 and 1; a symbol representing this number, as 5 or "V.— a. 4 and 1 added; 1 more than 4. — Fifth, a. Next after the 4th; being one of 5 equal parts. — n. The quotient of 1 divided by 5; one of 5 equal parts. — Fifth'ly, adv. In the 5th place. —Fifteen, -ten, a. 5 and 10: 1 more than 14. — n. The sum of 5 and 10; a symbol representing this number, as 15, or XV. — Fifteenth, a. Next after the 14th; being one of fifteen equal parts. — n. One of 15 equal parts. — Fifty, -tT, a. 5 times 10. — n. 5 tens; sum of 49 and 1; symbol representing, etc., as 50, or L. — Fiftieth, a. Next after the 49th; being one of 50 equal parts. — n. Quotient of 1 divided by 50; one of 50 equal parts.
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