I. | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ adjective
Etymology: tailor (I) + made
1.
a. : made by a tailor or with a tailor's care and style
a tailor-made suit
b. : marked by trimness of fit, simplicity of line and ornament, and fine finish — used of women's garments
c. : having the appearance of one turned out by a good tailor
a tailor-made man
2. : made or fitted especially to a particular use or purpose : made-to-order
the wage provisions of its agreement are tailor-made for that company's circumstances — R.A.Lester
his music is tailor-made to the requirements and conditions of a specific time and place — Abraham Veinus
a tailor-made fuel with special characteristics — Ethyl News
3. : factory-made rather than hand-rolled — used of cigarettes
II. noun
( -s )
1. : a woman's tailor-made garment
2. : a factory-made cigarette