with a and plural. A set or suit of clothes, a dress (of some specified kind). archaic.

Originally and chiefly Scottish (later also Irish English). Usually with of. An outfit of clothes (esp. ecclesiastical vestments), or length of…

A set of outer clothes intended to be worn together. A set of men's or boys' outer clothes intended to be worn together. Now usually: a jacket…

A suit (of clothes).

A suit (of clothes): = stand, n.1 25. Obsolete.

A set of clothes, an outfit; a costume. Cf. rig, n.3 3.

A set of clothes (often including accessories) selected or designed to be worn together.

concrete. Originally and chiefly in the tailoring industry: fabric used or suitable for making suits; also (esp. in early use) in plural. Sometimes…

Theatre. A stage dress or suit of clothes.

colloquial. A set of clothes, an outfit; (also) a manner of dressing. Cf. rig, n.3 3a, rig-out, n.

a man's formal suit; cf. whistle and flute n. at whistle, n. 1d.

A woman's dress, hat, etc., as a complete whole.

rhyming slang for ‘suit’ (suit, n. 24). Also elliptical as whistle.

figurative. A suit of clothes; plural, clothing. U.S. slang.

A suit of clothes. slang (originally U.S.). Also attributive, as drape suit, a suit consisting of a long jacket and narrow trousers.