1. meet-up - Noun
2. meet-up - Verb
(intransitive) To meet somebody, or each other, by arrangement.
The next time you come to my town, we should meet up somewhere.
(transitive, colloquial) To meet (a person) by arrangement.
meet-up (plural meet-ups)
An arranged informal meeting.
We had our meet-up in the local library, because of its central location.
meet up
He and his 11 teams of pacers also cleaned the famous trail of litter as they ran, stuffing it in their packs before handing it to support team members at road crossing meet-up points. Source: Internet
Cyrus it was great to meet-up with yourself, Jen and Jon Cooper a few years back in Sydney. Source: Internet
I am very sad not to be able to go to the meet-up, because of a rehearsal that I cannot miss, but I work right next to the Sheraton, so if you want to get lunch or something, get my email from TaMara or another mod, and let me know. Source: Internet
Heena Mahour and Ayush Gupta hosted a meet-up for about 200 prospective students and open source enthusiasts. Source: Internet
There’s a common thread that seems to be responsible: they are places where students active in the Google Student Ambassador (GSA) program organized local GSoC meet-up events. Source: Internet
Events sometimes come with a few surprises and in our case, two confirmed speakers canceled the day of the meet-up. Source: Internet