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meet 1. the assembly of hounds, huntsmen, etc., prior to a hunt 2. US the place where the paths of two railway trains meet or cross meet [mēt] (mathematics) The meet of two elements of a lattice is their greatest lower bound. (civil engineering)
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As well as I remember, he concluded in these words:--"On one point, we are all agreed--we are sorry that the parting hour is near, and we should be glad to meet again. The girl we go to meet is the girl we have met before. When he first heard the news, Robin said, "If the Sheriff dare send force to meet force, woe will it be for him and many a better man besides, for blood will flow and there will be great trouble for all. |
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