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meet

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adj. (Archaic.)1. fitting; becoming.
Ex. It is meet and right so to do (Book of Common Prayer).
2. suitable; proper.
Ex. It is meet that you should help your friends.

meet

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adv. (Obsolete.) in a meet or proper manner; fitly.

meet

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expr. meet up with, to meet with.
Ex. He meets up with a Bohemian sort of girl (Atlantic).

meet

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expr. meet with,
a. to come across; light upon.
Ex. We met with bad weather.
b. to have; get.
Ex. The plan met with approval and was quickly put into practice.

meet

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meet (1), verb, met,meeting,noun.

meet

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meet (2), adjective, adverb.

meet

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noun meeter.

meet

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noun meetness.

meet

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noun 1. a meeting; gathering.
Ex. an athletic meet.
2. people at a meeting.
3. the place of meeting.

meet

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v.i. 1. to come face to face.
Ex. Their cars met on the narrow road.
2. to assemble.
Ex. Congress will meet next month. When shall we three meet again? (Shakespeare).
3. to come together; come into contact or connection; join.

meet

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v.t. 1a. to come face to face with (something or someone coming from the other direction).
Ex. Our car met another car on a narrow road.
(SYN) confront, encounter.
b. to receive and welcome on arrival; be present at the arrival of.