suit

when used plual as the suits
it usly refors to the fbi cia or any other 3 letter goverment angecy

jeff was busted by the suits

by Anonymous October 4, 2003

suite

Originating from an attempt to look like a retad by spelling "sweet" as "suite" in order to validate a trade in fantasy football. Suite is one of the hottest commodities in sound waves right now. Often used in conjunction with d00d, man, dude. It is being suggested that changing the spelling of a word to it's homophone compliment will gradually overtake the 1337 language common on the internet.

1. suite (noun) - greater than or equal to "sweet"

- Suite, d00d, very sweet.

- Suite, dude, very sweet.

- That's retad, very suite.

by MTM September 3, 2004

suited

adv: Definitely, certainly, very, or obviously; derived from its usage in poker. sometimes abbreviated as "suits".
(See also obv, obvies)

'We going to Ruby Tuesday tonight?' 'Suited.'

by Jeff_P May 17, 2006

suit

Person, usu. male, who goes to nightclubs wearing a suit and tie, esp. when the dress code calls for "smart casual" or "jeans and trainers allowed".

Sometimes seen as uncool.

Kevin decided to go to the local dive wearing a suit.

by Kerb November 28, 2004

suit

a suit is a fine, like from the government

a suit is a fine; littering, speeding

by Big L, flamboyant for life January 9, 2008

suit

Another method of saying shut

"I WRITE TO FBI. I SUIT YOU DOWN?" - Edmund

by LastLine December 19, 2004

Suited

to be fine, ok, generally good...

suited is fine... Big L

by Manny G. October 1, 2005