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SUIT is a legal Scrabble word. See a dictionary definition for SUIT.

161 total results for SUIT   ( score: 50 )

61 results for SUIT from Modern Era puzzles:
Repeated clues show (number of Modern Era occurrences).
DateGridClueAuthor
Wed Jan 10, 202426DSomething to follow, in cardsChloe Revery and Alissa Revness
Fri Oct 27, 202323ACasual Friday gaffeAdrian Johnson
Sat Feb 18, 202353DSee 33-AcrossKameron Austin Collins
Thu Jan 5, 202313DWord with power or strongEmily Carroll
Sun Oct 24, 202143A"___ yourself" (2)Katie Hale
Tue Jun 8, 202160ALook attractive onChristopher Adams
Sat May 29, 202150DFitAdam Aaronson
Sun Apr 11, 202186AFirm decision maker?Dick Shlakman and Will Nediger
Wed Sep 30, 202060DJob for a lawyer ... or outfit for a lawyerErik Agard and Andy Kravis
Wed May 27, 202060DSomething not worn on casual FridayChris A. McGlothlin
Fri Mar 27, 202033DBefitKyle Dolan
Thu Mar 26, 202054DHearts, but not mindsAlex Eaton-Salners
Sun May 12, 201980AClubs, e.g. ... or entry requirement for some clubsVictor Barocas
Sun Jan 27, 201937DExec (3)Randolph Ross
Sat May 26, 201852D"___ yourself" (2)Peter Wentz
Fri May 11, 201823AHearts, e.g.Sam Ezersky and David Steinberg
Tue Jun 27, 201725ACourtroom wear ... or concernJohn Guzzetta
Mon Jun 19, 201734DAttire not usually seen on casual FridaySusan Gelfand
Fri Feb 17, 201733DDiamonds, e.g. (6)David Steinberg
Wed Nov 2, 201641DSwords or cups, in tarotAndrew Kingsley
Sun Feb 22, 2015109DOne of a bridge foursomePatrick Berry
Mon Sep 29, 201430DHearts or clubsEric Sydney Phillips
Mon Sep 1, 201450DZoot ___Allan E. Parrish
Wed Feb 12, 201455ARare sight on casual FridayPeter A. Collins
Sun Jan 13, 2013111DDiamonds, e.g. (6)Elizabeth C. Gorski
Tue Jan 17, 201256DDiamonds, e.g. (6)Elizabeth A. Long
Sun Nov 27, 2011111DCorporate bigwigJeff Chen
Sun Sep 18, 201183DCorporate typeJosh Knapp
Wed Jul 20, 201167A[See blurb]Peter A. Collins
Tue Mar 2, 201066ASunday best, e.g.Elizabeth C. Gorski
Sun Sep 13, 200982AAny trumpTodd Gross
Wed Sep 2, 200953DDressy attire for a manJim Hyres
Tue Dec 30, 200855DSpades, for exampleDoug Peterson
Thu Nov 6, 20081AWhat the 13 circled things in this puzzle constituteJeremy Newton
Sun Jul 8, 200763DClubs, e.g.Elayne Cantor and Nancy Salomon
Mon Feb 5, 200733AClubs or hearts (2)Joy C. Frank
Sat Apr 22, 200623ABarron's reader, slangilyBrendan Emmett Quigley
Wed Mar 9, 20052DExec (3)Rob Richardson
Mon Nov 1, 200427DOffice wearKendall Twigg and Nancy Salomon
Mon Jul 19, 200450DClubs or hearts (2)Nancy Salomon and Kendall Twigg
Wed Apr 7, 200456AIt may be strong or longNancy Salomon
Tue Feb 17, 200438DSpades or clubsBob Frank and Nancy Salomon
Mon Apr 21, 200325DBusiness attire (2)Randall J. Hartman
Sun Mar 31, 200275DSomething to follow (2)Lynn Lempel
Sun Dec 9, 200193AExec (3)Cathy Millhauser
Wed Jun 20, 20016AExec, slangilyJay Sullivan
Mon Nov 27, 200037DLegal actionNancy Salomon and Marjorie Berg
Mon Nov 15, 199946DThree-piece apparelNick Grivas
Mon Oct 12, 199849DDiamonds, e.g. (6)Richard Chisholm
Thu Sep 10, 199860AQuarter-deck?Christopher Hurt
Mon Jun 9, 199767AMen's business wearThomas W. Schier
Wed Dec 11, 199623AIt must be followedF. & L. Sabin
Mon Dec 2, 199652DDiamonds or spadesD. L. Wilk
Wed Nov 20, 199616AWord with monkey or minorM. S. Maurer
Wed Sep 4, 199614ADiamonds, e.g. (6)N. S. Ross
Wed Aug 28, 199649DBusiness attire (2)F. Heaney
Sun May 26, 199654ASometimes it must be followedR. Ross
Sat May 13, 199536ADiamonds, e.g. (6)Nancy Joline
Thu Jan 19, 199538DPleaseBryant White
Sun Aug 28, 1994101ASomething to follow (2)Randolph Ross
Fri Apr 29, 199436DProve acceptable toRandolph Ross
2 results for SUIT from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthor
May 14, 2023Panda54ABusiness attire for clubs, sayAlex Eaton-Salners
Mar 3, 2013Takeaway57A*ountaintopMatt Ginsberg
98 results for SUIT from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sat Nov 28, 199232DThirteen of a certain kindTap OsbornMaleska
Sun Jun 16, 199120AWhat a swain pressesMichael J. ParrisMaleska
Sun Oct 28, 199030DClubs, e.g.Peter SwiftMaleska
Sun May 6, 199069AWhat Bassanio pressedJacques LiwerMaleska
Sun Apr 8, 199097ASpades or clubsErnst TheimerMaleska
Tue Dec 12, 198918AAccommodateAlbert J. KlausMaleska
Tue Nov 17, 198719APleaseEvelyn BenshoofMaleska
Tue Nov 11, 19861AFixAlfio MicciMaleska
Mon Aug 4, 198664AClubs, for oneAlfio MicciMaleska
Sun Apr 14, 198536AHearts, e.g.Bert H. KruseMaleska
Sun Nov 6, 198382DSatisfyBert H. KruseMaleska
Wed Jul 13, 198352DSpades or clubsRisleyMaleska
Sat Jun 25, 198351APetitionPeter SwiftMaleska
Sun Apr 3, 198375DClubs, e.g.John M. SamsonMaleska
Wed Dec 9, 198150DHearts or clubsMorton BraunMaleska
Mon Sep 22, 198049DDiamonds, e.g.JohnsonMaleska
Thu Aug 7, 198055ASpades, e.g.C. J. AngioMaleska
Fri Feb 29, 198052DPleaseC. J. AngioMaleska
Sat Nov 17, 197937ADiamonds, e.g.Marjorie PedersenMaleska
Sat Jul 28, 197917AFitWilliam LutwiniakMaleska
Fri Jul 6, 197948DDiamonds, e.g.JohnsonMaleska
Tue Feb 27, 197911DClubs or spadesJeanette K. BrillMaleska
Mon Jun 13, 197745APleaseFarrantMaleska
Tue May 10, 197741DDeuce to aceMaura B. JacobsonMaleska
Wed Jan 12, 197730ADiamonds, e.g.Eli WesoffWeng
Thu Oct 21, 197649ADiamonds, e.g.Beverly J. SewardWeng
Tue Nov 11, 197541DCourt matterFrank FryWeng
Tue Aug 19, 197528DBlue serge or lawHugh P. HollandWeng
Tue Sep 18, 197325AOne of a deck's fourUnknownWeng
Sun Jul 22, 197398AAccommodateDavid A. MurrayWeng
Tue Jun 26, 197310DSee 48 DownUnknownWeng
Sat Nov 11, 197230DChanel garmentUnknownWeng
Mon Sep 4, 197241DSatisfyUnknownWeng
Thu Mar 9, 197254DClubs, for oneUnknownWeng
Mon Dec 28, 197063AKind of caseMel RosenWeng
Mon Aug 3, 197038AFill the billUnknownWeng
Sat Jun 27, 197010AMenswear purchaseUnknownWeng
Sun Feb 1, 197037DDiamonds, for oneHerbert EttensonWeng
Sun Nov 2, 19694DPleaseWilliam A. Lewis Jr.Weng
Sun Apr 20, 1969107DHearts, for oneNancy AtkinsonWeng
Sat Feb 15, 196923AApparel item.UnknownWeng
Tue Aug 27, 196826ADo.UnknownFarrar
Thu Feb 8, 196833DBecome.UnknownFarrar
Tue Aug 29, 196737DPlease.Leonard SussmanFarrar
Tue Nov 8, 196639APlease.UnknownFarrar
Wed Jul 20, 19661APlease.UnknownFarrar
Thu Apr 21, 196655DAgree.UnknownFarrar
Mon Jan 3, 196655DCourtship.UnknownFarrar
Mon Jun 28, 196539DPlease.UnknownFarrar
Tue Jan 19, 196522ADiamonds.UnknownFarrar
Thu Jan 14, 196565ASomething to wear.UnknownFarrar
Sun Aug 23, 196451AClubs.J. Arensberg and H. EttensonFarrar
Thu Aug 13, 196451DHearts, for one.Louise EarnestFarrar
Mon Aug 10, 196459DPlease.UnknownFarrar
Fri Jul 3, 196462ADiamonds.UnknownFarrar
Wed Apr 29, 196468APlease.UnknownFarrar
Tue Apr 21, 196414APlease.UnknownFarrar
Sun Mar 22, 1964125ADeuce to ace.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Sat Dec 21, 196350DSpades.Jean ReedFarrar
Sun Aug 25, 196340AFit.Stephanie CaruanaFarrar
Sat Apr 27, 196342DPlease.UnknownFarrar
Sat Apr 20, 196314ABefit.UnknownFarrar
Tue Feb 19, 196353DCourtship.H. L. RisteenFarrar
Thu Feb 22, 196227ADiamonds, for instance.Brice MetcalfeFarrar
Mon Dec 11, 196136AClubs or spades.UnknownFarrar
Thu Mar 9, 19616DBasic wardrobe item.UnknownFarrar
Wed May 27, 195945ASatisfy.Christine ValenceFarrar
Sat May 9, 195961AWash-and-wear garment.A. H. Drummond, Jr.Farrar
Sun Mar 8, 195963DFit.Charles E. GerschFarrar
Sun Feb 22, 195990DBe agreeable.Herbert EttensonFarrar
Wed May 21, 195849APlease.UnknownFarrar
Tue Apr 1, 195847DPlease.Jules ArensbergFarrar
Sat Aug 3, 195760DAny one of four familiar sets.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Tue Jul 9, 195732DClubs, for instance.Madeline CorseFarrar
Wed Feb 20, 195719AHearts, for one.A. H. Drummond, Jr.Farrar
Wed Feb 29, 195647AClubs or spades.Mel TaubFarrar
Fri Aug 26, 195546DBasic costume.UnknownFarrar
Fri Jul 15, 19551AHearts.UnknownFarrar
Tue Jul 12, 195528DUniform.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Fri Dec 31, 195453ARomantic petition.Alice SkodzusFarrar
Tue Jan 12, 195460AMainstay of a woman's wardrobe.Roberta MorseFarrar
Sun Jan 3, 195434ABathing necessity.Roberta MorseFarrar
Thu Jul 30, 19534DZoot ___.W. E. JonesFarrar
Wed May 20, 195338DImportant aspect of a flush hand.Bernice GordonFarrar
Sun Aug 24, 195236ASpades, for instance.Evelyn SmithFarrar
Mon Jun 23, 195230ASpades or clubs.UnknownFarrar
Wed Apr 9, 195231ASomething to wear.UnknownFarrar
Sun Feb 17, 195224ASpades.Sam LakeFarrar
Mon Jun 25, 195152DSpades or clubs.UnknownFarrar
Mon Feb 26, 195145AMan's outfit.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Dec 10, 195052DA wooing.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Mar 5, 195072DSatisfy.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Dec 18, 194990DBardell vs. Pickwick.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Nov 13, 1949111DCourtship.S. K. FliegnerFarrar
Sun Jun 2, 194639AComport.W. W. WordsworthFarrar
Sun Jun 24, 1945121AAre befitting.A. H. CookFarrar
Sun Oct 25, 194261DComplete outer costume.Alexis P. BoodbergFarrar
Sun Aug 2, 1942101AOutfit.Charles ErlenkotterFarrar
Anagrams:USTI, UTIS, SITU, TUIS, UIST
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