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Definition of meet
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Meet
(adv.)
Meetly.
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Intersect
::
Intersect
(v. i.) To cut into one
another;
to meet and cross each
other;
as, the point where two lines
intersect..
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..
Connivent
::
Connivent
(a.)
Brought
close
together;
arched
inward
so that the
points
meet;
converging;
in close
contact;
as, the
connivent
petals
of a
flower,
wings of an
insect,
or folds of
membrane
in the human
system,
etc..
Node
::
Node (n.) The point at which the lines of a
funicular
machine
meet from
different
angular
directions;
--
called
also knot.
Gemote
::
Gemote
(v. t.) A
meeting;
-- used in
combination,
as,
Witenagemote,
an
assembly
of the wise men..
Tuck
::
Tuck (n.) The part of a
vessel
where the ends of the
bottom
planks
meet under the
stern.
Rencounter
::
Rencounter
(v. t.) To meet
unexpectedly;
to
encounter.
Extreme
::
Extreme
(n.)
Utmost
limit or
degree
that is
supposable
or
tolerable;
hence,
furthest
degree;
any undue
departure
from the mean; -- often in the
plural:
things
at an
extreme
distance
from each
other,
the most
widely
different
states,
etc.; as,
extremes
of heat and cold, of
virtue
and vice;
extremes
meet..
Arris
::
Arris (n.) The sharp edge or
salient
angle
formed
by two
surfaces
meeting
each
other,
whether
plane or
curved;
--
applied
particularly
to the edges in
moldings,
and to the
raised
edges which
separate
the
flutings
in a Doric
column..
Wedge
::
Wedge (n.) A solid of five
sides,
having
a
rectangular
base, two
rectangular
or
trapezoidal
sides
meeting
in an edge, and two
triangular
ends..
Chapel
::
Chapel
(n.) In
England,
a place of
worship
used by
dissenters
from the
Established
Church;
a
meetinghouse..
Exchange
::
Exchange
(n.) The place where the
merchants,
brokers,
and
bankers
of a city meet at
certain
hours,
to
transact
business.
In this sense often
contracted
to
'Change..
Witenagemote
::
Witenagemote
(n.) A
meeting
of wise men; the
national
council,
or
legislature,
of
England
in the days of the
Anglo-Saxons,
before
the
Norman
Conquest..
Assail
::
Assail
(v. t.) To
encounter
or meet
purposely
with the view of
mastering,
as an
obstacle,
difficulty,
or the
like..
Change
::
Change
(v. t.) A place where
merchants
and
others
meet to
transact
business;
a
building
appropriated
for
mercantile
transactions.
Merrymeeting
::
Merrymeeting
(n.) A
meeting
for
mirth.
Affront
::
Affront
(v. t.) To
front;
to face in
position;
to meet or
encounter
face to face.
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..
Caitiff
::
Caitiff
(n.) A mean,
despicable
person;
one whose
character
meanness
and
wickedness
meet..
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