outfit
1out·fit
noun \ˈau̇t-ˌfit\Definition of OUTFIT
1
: the act of fitting out or equipping (as for a voyage or expedition)
2
a : a set of tools or equipment especially for the practice of a trade b : a clothing ensemble often for a special occasion or activity c : physical, mental, or moral endowments or resources
3
: a group that works as a team : organization; especially : a military unit
Examples of OUTFIT
- She bought a new outfit for the party.
- <the restaurant provides its waitstaff with themed outfits>
First Known Use of OUTFIT
circa 1769
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Rhymes with OUTFIT
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2outfit
verbout·fit·tedout·fit·ting
Definition of OUTFIT
transitive verb
1
: to furnish with an outfit
2
: supply <outfitting every family with shoes — American Guide Series: Vermont>
intransitive verb
: to acquire an outfit
Examples of OUTFIT
- The company outfitted us with food and supplies.
- <outfitted the scuba instructors handsomely with all new gear>
First Known Use of OUTFIT
1847
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