make fit
41fit the bill — See: FILL THE BILL …
42make waves — to change an existing situation in a way which causes problems or upsets people. Some workers felt it was not the time to make waves by organizing a union. Our culture encourages us to fit the norm and not to make waves …
43make down — intransitive verb dialect : rain, snow transitive verb : to prepare (a folding berth) for night occupancy * * * make down 1. To refashion so as to fit a smaller person 2. To turn down the sheets and blankets of ( …
44ˌfit ˈtogether — phrasal verb if things such as ideas or facts fit together, they make a sensible story or explanation when you put them together We have all the evidence but we don t know yet how it fits together.[/ex] …
45fit — fɪt n. adjustment, adaptation of one thing to another; manner in which something fits; seizure, spasm; outburst of temper or other emotion; sudden impulse v. be suitable; be the right size or shape for; adapt; suit, adjust, alter; make conform;… …
46make a scene — throw a fit, make a fuss …
47make up to — to attempt to court Either sex can make up to the other: ... me mother would have a fit if she thought I was making up to you. (Cookson, 1967) …
48fit up — v. equip someone or something with something; make a person who is innocent appear guilty (Slang) …
49fit up — Prepare, make ready …
50fit — I. n. 1. Paroxysm, spasm, sudden or violent attack, stroke of disease. 2. Humor, whim, fancy, temporary affection. 3. Interval, turn, period, spell. II. a. 1. Qualified, competent, fitted. 2. Suitable, appropriate, apt, apposite, meet, seemly,… …