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Definition of meet
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Meet (v. t.) To come
together
with
hostile
purpose;
to have an
encounter
or
conflict.
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Jacobin
::
"Jacobin
(n.) One of a
society
of
violent
agitators
in
France,
during
the
revolution
of 1789, who held
secret
meetings
in the
Jacobin
convent
in the Rue St.
Jacques,
Paris,
and
concerted
measures
to
control
the
proceedings
of the
National
Assembly.
Hence:
A
plotter
against
an
existing
government;
a
turbulent
demagogue..
Supply
::
Supply
(n.) An
amount
of money
provided,
as by
Parliament
or
Congress,
to meet the
annual
national
expenditures;
generally
in the
plural;
as, to vote
supplies..
Bourse
::
Bourse
(n.) An
exchange,
or place where
merchants,
bankers,
etc., meet for
business
at
certain
hours;
esp., the Stock
Exchange
of
Paris..
Wardroom
::
Wardroom
(n.) A room used by the
citizens
of a city ward, for
meetings,
political
caucuses,
elections,
etc..
Tumultuous
::
Tumultuous
(a.)
Conducted
with
disorder;
noisy;
confused;
boisterous;
disorderly;
as, a
tumultuous
assembly
or
meeting..
Centrolineal
::
Centrolineal
(a.)
Converging
to a
center;
--
applied
to lines drawn so as to meet in a point or
center.
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) The act of
putting
together
with a joint or
joints;
any
meeting
of parts in a
joint.
Front
::
Front (v. t.) To
oppose
face to face; to
oppose
directly;
to meet in a
hostile
manner.
Focus
::
Focus (n.) A point in which the rays of light meet, after being
reflected
or
refrcted,
and at which the image is
formed;
as, the focus of a lens or
mirror..
Promt
::
Promt
(superl.)
Ready and quick to act as
occasion
demands;
meeting
requirements
readily;
not slow,
dilatory,
or
hesitating
in
decision
or
action;
responding
on the
instant;
immediate;
as,
prompt
in
obedience
or
compliance;
-- said of
persons..
Meeter
::
Meeter
(n.) One who
meets.
Assist
::
Assist
(v. i.) To be
present
as a
spectator;
as, to
assist
at a
public
meeting..
Asymptote
::
Asymptote
(n.) A line which
approaches
nearer
to some curve than
assignable
distance,
but,
though
infinitely
extended,
would never meet it.
Asymptotes
may be
straight
lines or
curves.
A
rectilinear
asymptote
may be
conceived
as a
tangent
to the curve at an
infinite
distance..
Gore
::
Gore (v.) One of the
abatements.
It is made of two
curved
lines,
meeting
in an acute angle in the fesse
point..
Unsuccessful
::
Unsuccessful
(a.) Not
successful;
not
producing
the
desired
event;
not
fortunate;
meeting
with, or
resulting
in,
failure;
unlucky;
unhappy..
Behoove
::
Behoove
(v. t.) To be
necessary
for; to be fit for; to be meet for, with
respect
to
necessity,
duty, or
convenience;
--
mostly
used
impersonally..
Encounter
::
Encounter
(v. t.) A
meeting
face to face; a
running
against;
a
sudden
or
incidental
meeting;
an
interview.
Junction
::
"Junction
(n.) The place or point of
union,
meeting,
or
junction;
specifically,
the place where two or more lines of
railway
meet or
cross..
Hit
::
Hit (v. i.) To meet or come in
contact;
to
strike;
to
clash;
--
followed
by
against
or on.
Section
::
Section
(n.) The
figure
made up of all the
points
common
to a
superficies
and a solid which meet, or to two
superficies
which meet, or to two lines which meet. In the first case the
section
is a
superficies,
in the
second
a line, and in the third a
point..
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