get-together
- an informal and usually small social gathering.
- a meeting or conference.
Origin of get-together
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Contemporary Examples of get-together
Mutual friends encouraged a get-together, believing that the optics alone would be good for the country.
To Weil, the meeting with Alpert had a very different feel than the get-together with Leary.
His annual Christmas get-together for the Evening News staff was legendary.
Historical Examples of get-together
Well, as a get-together I must admit that the outlook was kind of frosty.
The House of TorchySewell Ford
This is well recognized throughout the State, and the exclusive “get-together” movements are received with general ridicule.
'The System,' as uncovered by the San Francisco Graft ProsecutionFranklin Hichborn
The farmers held a get-together meeting, decided on a location for a market in Lockport, decided on market days and market hours.
How To Write Special Feature ArticlesWillard Grosvenor Bleyer
In these days of get-together movements denominational leaders should think clearly with reference to "federated" churches.
Church Cooperation in Community LifePaul L. Vogt
After the party at the Fords, there was a get-together at the Mellers residence sometime before that weekend.
Warren Commission (8 of 26): Hearings Vol. VIII (of 15)The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy
get-together
- informal a small informal meeting or social gathering
- (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