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[davey b]

Meet up for quarry fun G?M?

[elliemay1]

game

[writesbad]

game

[mazie]

Game

[BlackadderV]

Where does meet up come into it?

[davey b]

Thanks folks. Like Blackadder says where does meet up come into it?

[Captain2]

A meet = Hunt?

[Mamyalynne]

My thoughts too Captain.


Meet

Noun

BRITISH
1.a gathering of riders and hounds before a hunt begins.
"she fell from her horse during a weekend meet"
2.
an organized event at which a number of races or other athletic contests are held.
"major meets such as national championships"
synonyms: event, tournament, game, match, contest, competition;

[BlackadderV]

Have you made a typo? Is it Meat instead of meet? If so Game fits all four definitions, Meat, up for, quarry, fun.

[Mamyalynne]

That would make sense,yes.

[BlackadderV]

Ignore me, I had not come across game as a synonym for meet.

[Mamyalynne]

Your logic makes just as much sense Blackadder.

[Captain2]

Perhaps daveyb will confirm 'meet' or 'meat' for us (but I, too, like your train of thought BlackadderV)

[dannyk13]

If you take it as meat, up-for, quarry & fun then game fits all.

[BlackadderV]

...but Mamy's post shows game as a synonym for meet. I think either would fit.

[elliemay1]

see post @ 14.02 danny.

[dannyk13]

Seen it Ellie, I was just agreeing with his post.

[elliemay1]

sorry, danny.

[dannyk13]

:-)

[davey b]

It is definitely MEET

[elliemay1]

:-) for danny