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 30, 2004

Meet

An Irish word for snogging.

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

by ARandomPanda January 29, 2012

Meet

A saying people use in Belfast.
It means to have a wee bitta tongue wars with someone. It is v.fun

At St Mary's Disco
Wee lad:Yo lv, will you meet my mate he said your gr8

by Yerma69 October 23, 2014

Meet

French kiss, often used in Ireland and heard a lot in liverpool uk

used mainly in youths

"hey girl will ya meet him over there?"

"have you met you're boyfriend/girlfriend yet?"

by JaneK September 27, 2007

Meet

To french kiss someone, used in Belfast mainly, sometimes heard in Dublin, Similar to face which is used in Antrim and Ballymena, also similar to shift which is used near the border
To meet, to snog someone
to be meeting, not going out but not 100% single
to have met, past tense

steek- Ere will yee meet me mate?
millie- aye, wen were?
steek- nie
millie- hi much i getin paid?

by wee mee :D January 1, 2008

Meet

This is when two people stick their tongues down each other's throats. If there was a girl and a boy meeting the girl would wrap her hands around his neck and the boy would put his hands on her ass

Here would ya meet my friend over there *points to some feen standing around*

by Jara2002 April 25, 2017

Meet

A word mostly used in young Irish culture. To engage in kissing which involves tongues between a male and a female normally. It is sometimes done in front of an audience because people try to arrange these encounters to watch and to entertain themselves. Used more along the adolescent age group than older individuals.

(Boy is talking to another classmate about when some of his friends are going to "meet")

Boy- "Kate is meeting Alex after school"

Boy2-"Is she?! I can't miss that!"

by Wicked informer February 25, 2011