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Definition of meet
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of meet is as below...
Meet (v. t.) To come into the
presence
of
without
contact;
to come close to; to
intercept;
to come
within
the
perception,
influence,
or
recognition
of; as, to meet a train at a
junction;
to meet
carriages
or
persons
in the
street;
to meet
friends
at a
party;
sweet
sounds
met the ear..
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Seance
::
Seance
(n.) A
session,
as of some
public
body;
especially,
a
meeting
of
spiritualists
to
receive
spirit
communication,
so
called..
Epaule
::
Epaule
(n.) The
shoulder
of a
bastion,
or the place where its face and flank meet and form the
angle,
called
the angle of the
shoulder..
Convent
::
Convent
(v. i.) A
coming
together;
a
meeting.
Meeter
::
Meeter
(n.) One who
meets.
Fail
::
Fail (v. i.) To
become
unable
to meet one's
engagements;
especially,
to be
unable
to pay one's debts or
discharge
one's
business
obligation;
to
become
bankrupt
or
insolvent..
Assail
::
Assail
(v. t.) To
encounter
or meet
purposely
with the view of
mastering,
as an
obstacle,
difficulty,
or the
like..
Meeting
::
Meeting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Mee.
Husking
::
Husking
(n.) A
meeting
of
neighbors
or
friends
to
assist
in
husking
maize;
--
called
als.
Mote
::
Mote (n.) A place of
meeting
for
discussion.
Bourse
::
Bourse
(n.) An
exchange,
or place where
merchants,
bankers,
etc., meet for
business
at
certain
hours;
esp., the Stock
Exchange
of
Paris..
Consociation
::
Consociation
(n.) A
voluntary
and
permanent
council
or union of
neighboring
Congregational
churches,
for
mutual
advice
and
cooperation
in
ecclesiastical
matters;
a
meeting
of
pastors
and
delegates
from
churches
thus
united..
Tryster
::
Tryster
(n.) One who makes an
appointment,
or
tryst;
one who meets with
another..
Burghmote
::
Burghmote
(n.) A court or
meeting
of a burgh or
borough;
a
borough
court held three times
yearly.
Supply
::
Supply
(n.) The food, and the like, which meets the daily
necessities
of an army or other large body of men;
store;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural;
as, the army was
discontented
for lack of
supplies..
Advertise
::
Advertise
(v. t.) To give
public
notice
of; to
announce
publicly,
esp. by a
printed
notice;
as, to
advertise
goods for sale, a lost
article,
the
sailing
day of a
vessel,
a
political
meeting..
Affront
::
Affront
(v. t.) To face in
defiance;
to
confront;
as, to
affront
death;
hence,
to meet in
hostile
encounter..
Angle
::
Angle (n.) The
inclosed
space near the point where two lines meet; a
corner;
a nook.
Moderate
::
Moderate
(v. t.) To
preside
over,
direct,
or
regulate,
as a
public
meeting;
as, to
moderate
a
synod..
Embarrass
::
Embarrass
(v. t.) To
involve
in
difficulties
concerning
money
matters;
to
incumber
with debt; to beset with
urgent
claims
or
demands;
-- said of a
person
or his
affairs;
as, a man or his
business
is
embarrassed
when he can not meet his
pecuniary
engagements..
Rib
::
Rib (n.) In
Gothic
vaulting,
one of the
primary
members
of the
vault.
These are
strong
arches,
meeting
and
crossing
one
another,
dividing
the whole space into
triangles,
which are then
filled
by
vaulted
construction
of
lighter
material.
Hence,
an
imitation
of one of these in wood,
plaster,
or the
like..
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