How can you add a suffix to the word conceit?

You can add a variety of suffixes to the word "conceit," depending on the meaning you want to convey. Here are some options:

Suffixes for Nouns:

* -ed: Conceited (adjective meaning excessively proud or vain)

* -ful: Conceitful (adjective meaning characterized by conceit)

Suffixes for Verbs:

* -ing: Conceiting (verb, but rarely used)

* -er: Conceiter (noun, but rarely used)

Other Suffixes:

* -ous: Conceitous (adjective, not a standard word)

* -ism: Conceitism (noun, not a standard word)

Note: While some of these suffixes are grammatically possible, they are not commonly used in English. The most common way to use "conceit" is as a noun, or to add the suffix "-ed" to create the adjective "conceited."