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suit yourself

to be satisfactory for you. He was always able to arrange things to suit himself.

Usage notes: often showing you are annoyed: Suit yourself — as you usually do.

See also: suit

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suffer
suffer fools gladly
suffer the consequences
sugar/sweeten the pill
suit
suit down to the ground

suited down to the ground
sum
sum up
summer
sun
sure
sure as hell
sure enough

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