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suit oneself

suit oneself verb: to do whatever one wants to do.

Verb

suit oneself (third-person singular simple present suits oneself, present participle suiting oneself, simple past and past participle suited oneself)

  1. To do whatever one wants to do.
    • - Do you want to come out tonight?
      - No, I'm watching TV.
      - Okay. Suit yourself.

Synonyms of suit oneself

All synonyms of suit oneself

Forms of suit oneself

third-person singular presentsuits oneself
present participlesuiting oneself
past participlesuited oneself
pastsuited oneself

Questions about suit oneself

What does suit oneself mean?
Suit oneself means to do whatever one wants to do.
What part of speech is suit oneself?
Suit oneself is a verb.
What is the past tense of suit oneself?
The past tense of suit oneself is suited oneself.

Words near suit oneself in the dictionary

  1. suit jackets
  2. suit of armor
  3. suit of armour
  4. suit of dittoes
  5. suit one's book
  6. suit oneself
  7. suit service
  8. suit the action to the word
  9. suit up
  10. suit-case
  11. suit-cases

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