met.

Brazil, which was that here was some sort of racial paradise, this was -- you know, people didn't have -- they weren't -- wasn't tension between blacks and whites when they kind of met.

Coal to Cream: A Black Man's Journey Beyond Color to an Affirmation of Race 1999

She liked him better than she had ever thought it possible to like a minister -- especially an ugly one, and one whom she'd never "met."

Missy Dana Gatlin

I say, 'I went out to walk this morning, and I met --' there I stop short, and you, in turn, give a verb synonymous, more or less, with 'met.'

The Merryweathers Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards 1896

These are bands we all like, and that's how we all kind of met.

Pitchfork: Latest News 2009

-- and Harold, before he disappeared, greeted with a rapid concentration of all the shades of familiarity a large high lady, the visitor he had announced, who rose in the doorway with the manner of a person used to arriving on thresholds very much as people arrive at stations -- with the expectation of being "met."

The Awkward Age Henry James 1879

With one of those strokes of boldness and decision which are characteristic of Mr. Truman in emergencies, a very difficult and dangerous problem has been met in the only way it could have been met. . .

Truman Fires MacArthur David McCullough 2010

Though, to be fair, Kira was not the most tactful person he'd ever met. . .

Proud Helios Melissa Scott 2000

He acknowledged that the Syrian people have legitimate demands that have not been met. ...

The Seattle Times 2011

more administrative agencies if the demand for expertness is to be met. . .

The Commanding Heights DANIEL YERGIN 1998