Greet

What do we mean by greet?

To salute or welcome in a friendly and respectful way with speech or writing, as upon meeting or in opening a letter. transitive verb

To receive with a specified reaction. transitive verb

To be perceived by. transitive verb

Weeping; crying; a cry; complaint. noun

A greeting. noun

An obsolete or dialectal form of grit. noun

To address formally, as on meeting or in writing or sending a letter or message; give or send salutations to; accost; salute; hail.

To congratulate.

To salute on meeting.

To weep; cry.

An obsolete or dialectal form of grit. noun

Great. adjective

To address with salutations or expressions of kind wishes; to salute; to hail; to welcome; to accost with friendship; to pay respects or compliments to, either personally or through the intervention of another, or by writing or token. transitive verb

To come upon, or meet, as with something that makes the heart glad. transitive verb

To accost; to address. transitive verb

Mourning. noun

To meet and give salutations. intransitive verb

To weep; to cry; to lament. intransitive verb

Greeting. noun

To address with salutations or expressions of kind wishes; to salute; to hail; to welcome; to accost with friendship; to pay respects or compliments to, either personally or through the intervention of another, or by writing or token. verb

To welcome in a friendly manner, either in person or through another means e.g. writing or over the phone/internet

To arrive at or reach, or meet (talking of something which brings joy)

To accost; to address.

To meet and give salutations.

To be perceived by (somebody).

N/E scottish, verb for cry. Urban Dictionary

A 'Greet' is a limp wristed granny lover who enjoys nothing better than licking the syphlitic drippings of flea infested dogs cocks. Urban Dictionary

1. A way of saying hello. Urban Dictionary

Used by many beings, including aliens and abnormal people. Used to say hello, while confusing the other person, normally into silence. Urban Dictionary

Common scottish slang for crying Urban Dictionary

A person gives a classical greeting to a hip crowd to be funny. Urban Dictionary

As baked as Ngreet when he’s fully squeaked. Urban Dictionary

A shortening of greetings, used to greet someone (duh) Urban Dictionary

Greetings: Adjective: To greet the coming of an event. Commonly used as a way of saying "hello" - However, when used properly it can be used as a way of saying that you like something, or that something is pleasing. Often used in the past tense, but can be used in almost any situation. Urban Dictionary

High on weed; called 'greeted' cause the word 'hi' is a greeting. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to greet:
greet, green, great, greed, greek, gree, gleet, geet, greeb, reet, greer, treet, gret, greit, grees, freet, breet, greep, groet, creet, griet.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word greet:
handshake, greeting, warmly, greetings, hug, disneyland, dignitaries, thee, hello, hail, toni, guests, visitors, kiss, smile, crowds, arrival, welcome, visitor, fans, gifts, happy, celebrate, crowd, wang, asks, answer, sessions, reception, ask, sing, emperor, you, everyone, occasion, phrase, visiting, audience, session, waiting, sees, friends, celebration, respect, door, disney, queen.

Words that rhyme with greet:
beat, browbeat, discrete, meet, eat, sheet, discreet, seat, treat, street, heat, receipt, elite, sweet, suite, complete, obsolete, neat, meat, retreat, concrete, feet, fleet, feat, replete, conceit, effete, sleet, mete, deceit, defeat, deplete, cheat, beet, compete, athlete, wheat, repeat, upbeat, bittersweet, cleat, delete, peat, petite, backseat, tweet, gamete, st, skeet, bleat, pete, pleat, overeat, secrete, heartbeat, spreadsheet, worksheet, deadbeat, buckwheat, deet, offbeat, teat, leet, crete, indiscreet, incomplete, neet, teet, excrete, piet, parakeet, unseat, mesquite, creat, marguerite, time sheet, drumbeat, mistreat, gleet, downbeat, peet, balance sheet, mincemeat, amit, overheat, creaght, crabmeat, flete, love seat, poteat, high street, wall street, grete, noncompete, trick or treat, dead heat, hot seat, car seat, speet, white heat.

Adjectives that are often used to describe greet:
other, time, last, welcome, notable, friendly, good, day, and, old, late, cheerful, vietnamese, dingy, eager, earliest, golden, kindred, unheeded, rapturous, listless, inner, green, original, sweet, bluidy, lofty, usual.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective greet:
people, everyone, deal, mary, guests, reverence, patient, students, visitors, everybody, brethren, priscilla, customers, amplias, deel, prosperitee, honour, besynesse, strengthe, age, parents, forneys, estaat, prisca, andronicus, patients, estat, child, cabell, others, ing, asyncritus, kershaw, friends, urbanus, philologus, extent, ben, disese, participants, chere, fool, members, children, norissyng, ings, julia, pleesure, method, desport, majority, rufus, welthe, importance, disport, camaille, mervaille, brotherhood, variety, mother, norissing, thyng, plentee, conseil, brothers, herodion, saints, auctoritee, folye, britain, labour, client, staff, prees, someone, family, wisdom, lena, nobleye, altercacioun, session, kyng, village, clients, apelles, antique, father, ampliatus, solempnitee, one, mateere, citee, tryphena, tribulation, help, oscar.

Consonant match to greet:
great, grit, grate, grout, groat, groot, grote, grete, greit, great-.

Words that sound like greet:
greet, grete, griet, great, greed, grit, grate, grat, grout, gret, groot, groat, grot, grote, garotte, grott, grut, greit, great-, grotte, guerette, garoutte, guerrette, graat, creat, crete, krete, grade, grid, grad, gree, gry, greta, greeter, greased, greets, geat, girt, gurt, gert, grie, gri, growed, grayed, grt, grees, greeze, greyed, gride, grese, gurry, gradd, grod, grode, ghit, greis, gerst, griese, greith, graetz, grito, girthed, guerry, gryde, gorod, giet, garies, creed, crate, crit, cret, kraut, crat, carot, crite, cruet, caret, crout, krit, cread, curried, krout, krait, krat, crede, crut, kratt, crute, curette, croute, crot, carotte, kret, krut, karite, -crat, krot, karotte, kurrat, -gate.