Antonyms for out fits

Grammar : Noun, verb

Spell : out-fit

Phonetic Transcription : ˈaʊtˌfɪt

Definition of out fits

Origin : 1840, from outfit (n.). Related: Outfitted; outfitting; outfitter.

As in appointment : noun furnishing(s)
As in industry : noun manufacturing
As in kit : noun provisions, equipment
As in league : noun association, federation
As in army : noun military force, usually for land
As in army : noun group resembling military force
As in machinery : noun devices performing work
As in material : noun matter, fabric
As in association : noun group with common interest or pursuit
As in organization : noun group bound by interest/work/ goal
As in outfit : noun set of clothes or equipment
As in outfit : noun large group; business
As in pack : noun kit, package
As in paraphernalia : noun equipment, belongings
As in party : noun gang, group
As in attire : noun clothing
As in platoon : noun group of military people
As in rig : noun equipment
As in ring : noun group participating together
As in robe : noun gown, often for wearing at home
As in band : noun group of people with same interest
As in set : noun group, assortment
As in society : noun organization, institution
As in suit : noun matching top and bottom clothing
As in syndicate : noun group of business entities
As in tackle : noun equipment for activity
As in team : noun group, crew
As in threads : noun clothes, clothing
As in tie : noun fastening
As in tie : noun relationship
As in troop/troops : noun group, often military
As in trust : noun large company
As in undertaking : noun endeavor, attempt
As in unit : noun whole
As in wardrobe : noun clothes or furniture for storing clothes
As in equipage : noun apparatus
As in clothing : noun attire
As in troop : noun military
As in brigade : noun fleet of trained people
As in business : noun company, enterprise
As in bib and tucker : noun clothing
As in clothes : noun apparel
As in cartel : noun group which shares business interest
As in getup : noun dress
As in circle : noun group of close friends, associates
As in clan : noun family, clique
As in clique : noun group of friends
As in clothes/clothing : noun personal attire
As in tog : noun dress
As in club : noun social organization
As in company : noun crowd of people
As in company : noun business concern
As in concern : noun business, responsibility
As in corporation : noun business organization, usually large
As in corps : noun group trained for action
As in costume : noun set of clothes
As in council : noun people assembled for purpose
As in affiliation : noun association with an organization
As in device : noun instrument, tool
As in dress : noun clothing; woman's garment
As in duds : noun clothes
As in employer : noun person, business who hires
As in ensemble : noun collection
As in enterprise : noun adventure, undertaking
As in equipment : noun supplies, gear for activity
As in establishment : noun business, institution
As in faction : noun group sharing a belief or cause
As in federation : noun partnership, organization
As in firm : noun business
As in gang : noun group, mob of people
As in garb : noun clothing
As in garment : noun article of clothing
As in gear : noun equipment
As in gear : noun clothing
As in apparatus : noun equipment with a purpose
As in apparel : noun clothing; covering
As in house : noun business establishment
As in appoint : verb furnish
As in arm : verb equip with weapon or power
As in array : verb dress in fine clothes
As in outfit : verb clothe, equip
As in attire : verb clothe
As in prepare : verb make or get ready
As in provide : verb supply, support
As in supply : verb furnish, provide, give a resource
As in turn out : verb equip; produce
As in accoutre : verb dress
As in cater : verb provide, help
As in accouter : verb furnish
As in clothe : verb cover with apparel
As in dress : verb put on clothing
As in equip : verb make ready with supplies
As in fit : verb equip
As in furnish : verb decorate, supply
As in gear : verb prepare, equip
As in harness : verb rein in; control

Synonyms for out fits

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