meet

to come together in order to talk to someone who you have arranged to see; to see and speak to someone without planning to; to be introduced to someone who you do not know; to come together with other people as a group in order to discuss something formally or officially; to be waiting for someone when they arrive somewhere

to play against an opponent in a game

to get a particular result or reaction

if things such as roads, lines, or areas meet, they join each other

to pay money that is owed or needed for something

to do or provide what is necessary in order to deal successfully with a situation; to do what you planned or promised to do

if two people’s eyes meet, they look directly into each other’s eyes, often communicating something

if two things meet, they touch or join each other

a sports event involving a lot of people or teams competing against each other

in the U.K., an occasion when a group of people riding horses hunt foxes

an old word meaning “appropriate” or “right”