fit vb. (obs. uses are as follows)
1.
to be
fitting or suitable
Rom. I. v. 79
“It fits, when such a
villain is a guest.”
2.
to agree or harmonize
“with”
Tit. III. i. 265
“it fits not with this
hour,”
Lr. III. ii. 76;
construed with “to”
John V. vi. 19.
3.
to be suitable for,
answer the requirements of
Wiv. II. i. 165
“she'll fit it.”
4.
to furnish (a person
“with” something)
Gent. II. vii. 42
“fit me with such
weeds,”
Ado I. i. 329 [321],
All'sW. II. i. 93
“I'll fit you,”
H8 II. i. 99, Cym. V. v. 21.
