Seamstress session where clothes are checked and adjusted for correct sizing

adjective

1. Of a kind appropriate to the situation suitable

noun

1. An action or act of one that fits
2. Something used in fitting up accessory
3. A small often standardized part

   "an electrical fitting"

verb

1. To conform correctly to the shape or size of

   "These jeans don't fit me anymore."

2. To make a place or room for accommodate

   "She fit all of the books into a single box."

3. To be suitable for or to harmonize with

   "“My first impression of Joy was that her name fit her perfectly. She radiated joy and calmness …”"

4. To be seemly or proper for

   "It fits us, then, to be as provident / As fear may teach us …"

5. To be in agreement or accord with

   "The theory fits all the facts."

6. To put into a condition of readiness

   "His temperament fitted him to understand an age of courageous exploits …"

7. To cause to conform to or suit something

   "You must fit the words to the music."

8. Supply, equip

   "fitted the ship with new engines"

9. To adjust (a smooth curve of a specified type) to a given set of points
10. To conform to a particular shape or size

    "The dress fits perfectly."

11. To be in harmony or accord belong
12. To experience or be affected with a seizure and especially an epileptic seizure

    "The 48-year-old was shopping in Stourbridge's Ryemarket when she collapsed and began fitting."

13. To be seemly, proper, or suitable

    "Why dost thou laugh? It fits not with this hour."

noun

1. A room in a store in which customers can put on a piece of clothing to see if it fits before they buy it

noun

1. The empirical determination of a curve or function that approximates a set of data

noun

1. The work of a pipe fitter
2. A piece (such as a coupling or elbow) used to connect pipes or as accessory to a pipe

adjective

1. Fitting tightly to the body not baggy or loose

   "a close-fitting pair of pants"

noun

1. An itemized list or a statement of particulars (such as a list of materials or of members of a ship's crew)

   "a bill of quantities"

2. A written document or note
3. A formal petition
4. An itemized account of the separate cost of goods sold, services performed, or work done invoice

   "a bill of charges"

5. An amount expended or owed

   "paid the electricity bill"

6. A statement of charges for food or drink check

   "asked the waiter to bring the bill"

7. A written or printed advertisement posted or otherwise distributed to announce an event of interest to the public

   "The sign read "Post no bills.""

8. A programmed presentation (such as a movie, play, or concert)

   "the opening of a new bill"

9. A draft of a law presented to a legislature for enactment

   "a bill set before Congress"

10. A declaration in writing stating a wrong a complainant has suffered from a defendant or stating a breach of law by some person

    "a bill of complaint"

11. A piece of paper money

    "a $20 bill"

12. An individual or commercial note see note

    "bills receivable"

13. One hundred dollars

noun

1. One that installs or repairs equipment (such as steam pipes) for heating, ventilating, or refrigerating systems