To meet, meet with, encounter.

To become aware of, come into contact with, or get possession of, in the course of some activity; to… transitive. With simple object. Also intrans…

transitive. To encounter, experience (a particular fortune or destiny, a phenomenon, event, etc.); to receive (reward, punishment, or treatment of a…

transitive. To meet. Obsolete.

transitive. Of an illness, misfortune, etc.: to come upon (a person or thing), esp. suddenly or unexpectedly; to beset; to catch unprepared.

transitive. To incur, meet with.

transitive. To meet with, experience (good or evil fortune). Obsolete.

transitive. To incur, meet with, encounter, undergo (a particular (esp. unpleasant) fate or circumstance). Cf. to run into —— 3 at phrasal verbs 2.

intransitive. To encounter, meet with; esp. (Nautical) to arrive at (land). Obsolete.

transitive. To fall upon; to attack, strike. Cf. light, v.1 9b.

transitive. To meet, to encounter by chance; to come upon or fall in with.

transitive. = recounter, v., in various senses.

intransitive. to come in with: to meet; to fall in with. Obsolete.

transitive. To meet, encounter; to oppose, resist. Obsolete.

intransitive. To encounter or discover, esp. by chance; spec. to light on (an idea, solution, etc.). Now rare.

intransitive. To encounter or discover, esp. by chance; spec. to light on (an idea, solution, etc.). Cf. to fall on —— 2a at phrasal verbs 2. Now…

transitive. To fall or light upon. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. = rencounter, v. 3a.

transitive. To encounter, meet with; to experience. Obsolete.

To meet with; to come into contact, touch, or relation with; to have to do with. Obsolete or archaic.

transitive. Chiefly English regional (northern). To encounter casually or by chance; to incur, experience. Now rare.

transitive. To arrive at, encounter. rare.

To run into; to move or pass into, on, or against; to come upon, meet with. Obsolete.

To encounter, meet; esp. to meet with. ‘Now commonly used to denote an accidental meeting’ (Jamieson).

transitive. To cross the path of; to meet; to fall in with, come across. Obsolete.

With with. To meet or encounter by chance; to happen on, come across. Now rare.

To come across (see to come across —— 3 at come, v. phrasal verbs 2), to meet with, to come upon in one's way. rare.

intransitive. To meet unexpectedly or by chance, to happen on; to encounter.

to cross upon (or on): (a) to oppose, go counter to; (b) to come across, come upon. Obsolete.

intransitive. To meet or encounter by chance; to happen on, come across. Now rare.

transferred. Of a thing: To meet with, undergo.

intransitive. To meet casually with, to fall in with.

To meet with, experience (difficulties, opposition, etc.). Also with notion of 1: To face resolutely.

intransitive. To move or travel so as to come to, to arrive at; (in later use) esp. to meet unexpectedly or by chance, to happen on, to come…

intransitive. To encounter suddenly or casually; = to run into —— 9b at phrasal verbs 2. Now rare. Cf. to run up against at phrasal verbs 1.

transferred and figurative. to come in contact with: to meet, come across, be brought into practical connection with.

intransitive. To meet or fall in with, typically by chance. Cf. to run into —— 9b at phrasal verbs 2.

up against ——. to knockor run up against, to come across, to fall in with.

intransitive. To be driven up so as to strike something. to knock up against, to come into collision with; figurative to meet with, come across…