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- pronunciation:
- aUt
fIt
- parts of speech:
- noun, verb
- features:
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part of speech: |
noun |
definition 1: |
A set of clothes is called an "outfit." An outfit covers most of the body and can be one piece or more than one piece.
Those shorts and that top would make a great outfit.Mylie was excited to show her new summer outfits to her friends.Nicolas wore a cowboy outfit for Halloween.- synonyms:
- ensemble
- similar words:
- clothes, clothing, costume
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definition 2: |
An outfit is a set of equipment for a particular activity.
That store has everything you'll need for your camping outfit.If you are serious about deep sea diving, you will need a proper diving outfit.- synonyms:
- equipment, gear
- similar words:
- habit, kit, set, tackle
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definition 3: |
An outfit is a group of people, especially in business or in the military, who work together to carry out a particular activity.
My dad and his best friend were in the same outfit when they were in the army.- synonyms:
- corps, crew, unit
- similar words:
- band, group, organization, party, staff
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related words: |
clothes, club, dress, employer, firm, gang |
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part of speech: |
verb |
inflections: |
outfits, outfitting, outfitted |
definition: |
When someone outfits you, they supply you with equipment that you need.
The outdoor store outfitted us with camping gear.- synonyms:
- clothe, deck, dress, equip
- similar words:
- furnish, prepare, provide, supply
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related words: |
clothe, stock |
derivation: |
outfitter (n.) |
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