meet [ meet ]
Verb (met)
a week later I met him in the street
Her parents met him on the day she graduated.
The executive meets in October to consider the findings.
We drove into the main bazaar, fully expecting some of these functionaries to be waiting to meet us.
in the final group match, England will meet the Australians
he met his death in 1946
icebergs are created when glaciers meet the sea
All children are included and staff ensure individual needs are met.
Funds in the coffers are simply not enough to meet long-term obligations.
Noun
Up at dawn he had selected the hounds and prepared the truck to take them to the meet.
major meets such as national championships
the meet with Frank is on for 10 o'clock
Meet up
Ruby called and we met up for lunch
Meet with
he met with the president on September 16
I'm sorry if it doesn't meet with your approval
the announcement was met with widespread protests
Origin
Adjective
it was not meet for us to see the king's dishonour

