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fitten

American  
[fit-n] / ˈfɪt n /

adjective

South Midland and Southern U.S.
  1. suitable; appropriate.

  2. pleasing, attractive, or delicious.

    That pie was mighty fitten.


Etymology

Origin of fitten

First recorded in 1635–45; fit 1 + -en 3

Example Sentences

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Some folks haint fitten to live,—wants to eat up all they git theirselves; but I like to pass around mine, I do,—it makes me happy.

From Mothering on Perilous by Lucy S. Furman

Hain't only got one rig," he mumbled, "an' that warn't fitten to wear.

From Jimsy The Christmas Kid by Charles Guischard

The humor lurking in the eyes was grotesquely manifested in his first address: “This-hyar railroad hain’t no fitten one fer beginners,” he announced, with a chuckle.

From Heart of the Blue Ridge by Waldron Baily

In the fust place they don't say nothing; an' folks as don't say nothing these times ain't fitten to live.

From Marcy The Refugee by Harry Castlemon

He ain't fitten to stay about the house.'

From Marcy The Blockade Runner by George G. (George Gorgas) White

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