transitive. To achieve, to realize (a purpose, plan, end); to satisfy, to meet (a requirement, condition, standard, etc.); to perform (a function).

transitive. To provide what is necessary or desirable for (a place, thing, area, etc.); to suffice or be adequate for. Also: to give sufficient…

transitive. To answer the requirements of (a law, regulation, etc.); to accord with (a condition).

To satisfy the requirements or desires of a person, institution, etc.; to be advantageous to or suit a person, etc. transitive. Obsolete.

To be well adapted or suitable for; to answer or satisfy the requirements of; to answer, suit. Also, †to fit it, †to fit one's turn: to serve one's…

U.S. Law. transitive. To satisfy the terms of (a judgment); to pay (damages). Obsolete.

transitive. To fulfil (a demand or need); to satisfy the requirements of (a particular case, a deadline, etc.); to be able or sufficient to discharge…

To fulfil, satisfy (a condition).

slang. to fill the bill: (a) Theatrical: see quot. 1891. (b) U.S. ‘To do all that is desired, expected, or required; to suit the requirements of…