get-together

[ get-tuh-geth-er ]

/ ˈgɛt təˌgɛð ər /

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noun

an informal and usually small social gathering.

a meeting or conference.

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Origin of get-together

First recorded in 1910–15; noun use of verb phrase get together

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Examples from the Web for get-together

Mutual friends encouraged a get-together, believing that the optics alone would be good for the country.
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To Weil, the meeting with Alpert had a very different feel than the get-together with Leary.
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His annual Christmas get-together for the Evening News staff was legendary.
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After the party at the Fords, there was a get-together at the Mellers residence sometime before that weekend.
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Specifically, was there a get-together at your home the night after the party that you had on the 28th of December?
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The farmers held a get-together meeting, decided on a location for a market in Lockport, decided on market days and market hours.
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This is well recognized throughout the State, and the exclusive “get-together” movements are received with general ridicule.
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In these days of get-together movements denominational leaders should think clearly with reference to "federated" churches.
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British Dictionary definitions for get-together

get-together

noun

informal a small informal meeting or social gathering

verb get together (adverb)

(tr) to gather or collect

(intr) (of people) to meet socially

(intr) to discuss, esp in order to reach an agreement

get it together informal

to achieve one's full potential, either generally as a person or in a particular field of activity
to achieve a harmonious frame of mind

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Word Origin and History for get-together

get-together

1911, from get + together.

get-together

noun

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get-together

noun

verb get together (adverb)

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