by Petert April 24, 2022
Honeywine Met is fermented honey with fruit juice, yeast and milkacid
Met is the alcoholic bewerage of ancient greeks
Met is the alcoholic bewerage of ancient greeks
by Nilhav leMede July 17, 2011
Met (メット) is one of the main characters of Obsolete Dream. She is the ghost of a human named Momijibayashi Rika. It is shown in the manga that she is Kurotsuno and Hanten's subordinate....
Also the most god damn LIT person...
Also the most god damn LIT person...
Rika Met
by Dj Met April 12, 2017
Aido met is when someone says they met someone famous however they only saw them in the distance and did not have any direct interaction with them.
by Zatalan September 17, 2020
People that need to stop obsessing over soprts(it's cool u like sports but some go overboard) and need to get laid.
by idk who August 13, 2006
People who spend way too much time on Urban Dictionary clicking the thumbs down on the latest factual information regarding their underachieving and boorish New York sports franchise. The fact of the matter is, the Mets had a lucky season in 1986 and have done very little since then. Their claim to fame that season Dwight Gooden cannot keep his nose clean and they continue to play in Shea Stadium in Queens. I have seen the stadium myself and can honestly say it needs to be demolished or turned into a museum. Perhaps the Mets will stop being mediocre and become competitive. It's pathetic that the Braves continue to dominate the National League East, not to mention the fact the Mets can barely compete with a team that was on the brink of folding and a franchise that cannot fill a stadium or keep a team in tact. Mets fans are also used to being pampered by a bias East Coast media which for some odd reason favors them to compete with the Braves for the division title each season.
Mets Fans need to stop spending all of their time on Urban Dictionary and do something productive with their time: Like reading up on next season's projections.
by Eddie Ewing October 2, 2005
Bend, Oregon is a perfect example of a mini-met because it offers big city conveniences and attractions like award-winning restaurants, shopping, craft breweries and wineries, live music, arts and culture with a population of less than 100,000.
by MarketingIdeaGirl July 24, 2011