get together1
Gather or assemble socially or to cooperate.It was quite a mythical fusion of local bands and collectives getting together and being creative....
- We have all donated individually but collectively we want to get together and do something quite big.
- Every fortnight they get together to socialise and work on different projects.
Synonyms
collect, gather, assemble, bring together, call together, rally, muster, marshal, line up, congregate, convene, amass, scrape together
formal convoke
meet, meet up, have a meeting, rendezvous, see each other, socialize
See parent entry: get
get-together2
/ˈɡɛttəɡɛðə
/noun
An informal gathering: a family get-together at my parents' house entertainment industry get-togethers...
- Teachers held barbeque parties, potluck suppers and luncheons that served as musical get-togethers in an informal atmosphere.
- Consequently, family get-togethers during traditional festivals are becoming difficult for such people.
- The annual holiday is usually marked by family get-togethers over a traditional meal of turkey, sweet potatoes and apple pie.
Synonyms
party, gathering, meeting, social occasion/event/gathering/meeting, tweetup
informal do, bash
British informal rave-up, thrash, knees-up, jolly, beanfeast, bunfight, beano
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