to fit; to suit

to adjust or become used to a new environment or situation

Suitable, fitting, or appropriate.

suitable; appropriate

to be applicable

providing physical ease and relaxation; cozy or snug

suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose, person, or condition

an appropriate or moderate amount

at the appropriate or proper time as circumstances develop

feeling physically unwell, indisposed, or out of sorts

within reasonable limits; appropriate in amount or degree

the quality or capacity of being able to adjust to new conditions, environments, or situations

neither excessive nor insufficient; reasonable in amount, degree, or size

being within the required or appropriate age for a specific activity, such as education, marriage, or military service

Hu Shi (1891-1962), Chinese philosopher and diplomat, and a key proponent of using colloquial Chinese in literature.

not knowing which course to follow; at a loss as to what to do

just now; a moment ago (often used in early vernacular)

(idiom) to refrain from going too far; to know when to stop

to produce the opposite of the desired result

to just happen to coincide with

leisurely and comfortable; relaxed in both body and mind

adapter (device)

suitable for sale or in demand on the market

to be airworthy or fit for flight

tasty or agreeable to one's palate.

quiet and comfortable

happening just at that time or just then

agreeable; pleasant and comfortable

To force something to fit a rigid framework (as to a Procrustean bed); an impractical or inelegant solution resulting from cutting the feet to fit the shoes.

(visual physiology) dark adaptation

to happen to be in the right place at the right time

quiet and comfortable

fitting, suitable, or apt for a particular purpose or situation

pleasing, comfortable, or in accordance with one's wishes

age range suitable for getting married

not suitable, proper, or correct for a particular situation, purpose, or occasion

leisurely and free; physically and mentally comfortable

(Sichuan dialect) comfortable, suitable, excellent, or really good

Pampers (brand of baby diapers)

a voice or pitch produced well within one's natural range

to adapt to a new environment or situation; the process of adaptation

(of a woman) to marry (archaic)

of marriageable age