suitmaker
suitmaker noun: a maker of suits.
Noun
suitmaker (plural suitmakers)
- A maker of suits.
- At Z Zegna, a youthful men’s label by the Italian suitmaker, there were papery cotton parkas with oversize backpacks and some handsome striped jackets, but the many baggy shorts lent a weird weight to everything.2007 September 11, Cathy Horyn, “Narciso Rodriguez Sets the Pace for a No-Frills Spring”, in New York Times
Forms of suitmaker
| plural | suitmakers |
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Origin of suitmaker
From suit + maker.
Questions about suitmaker
- What does suitmaker mean?
- Suitmaker means a maker of suits.
- What part of speech is suitmaker?
- Suitmaker is a noun.
- What is the plural of suitmaker?
- The plural of suitmaker is suitmakers.
Words near suitmaker in the dictionary
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