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- Dictionarysuitor/ˈsuːtə/
noun
- 1. a man who pursues a relationship with a particular woman, with a view to marriage: "she decided to marry her suitor" Similar
- 2. a prospective buyer of a business or corporation: "the company agreed to negotiate with its suitor"
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SUITOR definition: 1. a man who wants to marry a particular woman: 2. a person or company who wants to take control…. Learn more.
The meaning of SUITOR is one that petitions or entreats. How to use suitor in a sentence.
SUITOR meaning: 1. a man who wants to marry a particular woman: 2. a person or company who wants to take control…. Learn more.
noun. a man who courts a woman; wooer. law a person who brings a suit in a court of law; plaintiff. rare. a person who makes a request or appeal for anything. Discover More. Word History and Origins. Origin of suitor 1.
A suitor is a guy who asks you out on a date. You can describe your sister's prom escort as her suitor.
suitor in British English. (ˈsuːtə , ˈsjuːt- ) noun. 1. someone who courts another person; wooer. 2. law. a person who brings a suit in a court of law; plaintiff. 3. rare. a person who makes a request or appeal for anything.
1. One who courts another. 2. A person who makes a petition or request. 3. Law A person who sues in court; a plaintiff; a petitioner. 4. A person or entity trying to acquire a controlling interest in a company, as by purchasing sufficient shares of its stock.
