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Definition of fitter

fitter

/ˈfɪt.ər/
fit · ter

Plural:fitters
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• adjective

1

In better physical health and condition, especially as a result of regular exercise.

Example

"After three months of daily swimming, she felt much fitter and more energetic."


2

More suitable, appropriate, or well-qualified for a particular purpose or position.

Example

"The committee could not have chosen a fitter candidate to lead the research institute."

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• noun

1

British A skilled mechanic or tradesperson who assembles, installs, or repairs machinery, pipes, or other equipment.

Example

"The factory hired an experienced mechanical fitter to maintain the production line."


2

A person in a clothing store or tailor's workshop who measures customers and adjusts garments so that they fit properly.

Example

"The bridal shop's head fitter pinned the hem of the gown for the final alteration."

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