Pronunciation: /ˈfɪtɪŋ/
noun a small part or accessory worn with other clothing
A1 I need to find a fitting for this pipe.
A2 She tried on several different fittings before finding the right one.
B1 The tailor made sure the fitting of the dress was perfect.
B2 The plumber installed the new fittings in the bathroom.
C1 The architect designed a custom fitting for the unique space.
C2 The museum curator selected the perfect fitting for the exhibit.
verb present participle of the verb 'fit', meaning to be of the right size or shape for someone or something
A1 I am fitting the puzzle pieces together.
A2 She is fitting the dress before the big event.
B1 The mechanic is fitting the new tires onto the car.
B2 The interior designer is fitting the furniture into the room.
C1 The tailor is fitting the suit to the client's measurements.
C2 The architect is fitting the new building seamlessly into the existing cityscape.
formal The tailor ensured that the fitting of the suit was perfect.
informal I think the fitting room is on the second floor.
slang Let's find a fitting spot to hang out.
figurative Her speech was a fitting tribute to his legacy.
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