Meet

To give someone a french-kiss.

Johnny Met Sheila.
(In Past Tense Meet is Met)

by Theresa Mackintyre July 12, 2003

meet

A term used to describe a french kiss between to Irish youths (usually). It's usually heard around the Dublin area, and I've not heard of it anywhere else.

Sean: My friend really wants to meet you tonight. (to non Irish person)

Non Irish person: Yeh sounds good. where and what time does he want to meet?

Sean: <*seems confused that non Irish person is so precise about meeting people.*>

by Gma June 9, 2005

Meet

Usually used in Ireland(Haven't heard it used anywhere else) It means to french kiss,snog or anything else, If you where a female, you could get fingered if you arranged to 'Meet' someone, its not vertified. ;)

''Hey, will you meet my friend?'' *points at friend*

by Tipperary_Man May 23, 2005

Meet

1) To French Kiss.

Usually used in Dublin or other parts of Ireland

See make out

Ughh! I can't believe you met Aaron!

by Travis Bickle September 6, 2003

Meet

A word in Ireland. It is another word for a snog or make-out. The usual "meet" lasts around 30 secounds or more. A person who has not "met" anyone before is called a frigit.

Will you meet me.
Will you meet my friend.

by adrunkirshfella July 10, 2010

Meet

meet-french kiss. term used in ireland.
-to be meeting someone is like to be half dating them. a half sort of commitment between single and going out.
-but to meet someone is a once off deal, usually at paty/disco/drunken state.
-to have met someone is past tense.

-will ya meet him ova der?
-iwas meeting him a while ago but never went out wit him.
-i met him nd him nd him nd him nd him las week at d club.
-^^*above

by philly July 29, 2004

Meet

An Irish word for snogging.

Person 1: Hey, will ya meet me?
Person 2: No, you're not wearing chinos.

by ARandomPanda February 25, 2012