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meet up with

Idioms  
  1. Encounter, especially by accident, as in We hadn't gone far along the trail when we met up with another mule train. [Colloquial; late 1800s]


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I would get their phone numbers and meet up with them, and my parents would be like, “Noah, this is not normal. You need to create boundaries with them.”

From Los Angeles Times

She can use this allotted friendcare time to chat on the phone, make plans over text, or meet up with someone in person.

From BBC

I met up with her at the “No Kings” rally in El Segundo, where she told me why she wanted to protest:

From Los Angeles Times

Remley met up with an undercover sheriff’s detective to hash out the plan on Aug. 2.

From Los Angeles Times

The court had heard how Mohammadi, from Harrow, and Hotak, from Hackney, both Afghan nationals, tricked their way into the homes of unsuspecting men by arranging to meet up with them on the dating app.

From BBC