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British Slang: Fit Up

Fit Up means to fabricate evidence in order for another person to be accused of a crime they did not commit. For example: He was fitted up for the bank…

Fit Up

To fabricate evidence in order for another person to be accused of a crime they did not commit.

Example:

He was fitted up for the bank job.

False Charges

Definition from the English-Bulgarian Dictionary:

Fit [fit]

  • To fit, to suit, to be the right size (for clothes, etc.), to fit, to match (for a key, etc.).
  • To try on (clothes).
  • To place, to put, to supply with.
  • To match / To correspond to, to be in harmony with.
  • To prepare, to train, to qualify.
  • To find (a place, time) (for for), to adjust, to adapt, to match, to suit, to fit.
  • Fitting, adjustment, adaptation, fit, correspondence.

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