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Plural for an assembly or convention of people for a particular purpose
“The Society met monthly to hear lectures, arrange outings, and generally to provide a get-together for members to exchange views.”
Plural for an informal gathering, typically in the form of a social event
“If your ideal Christmas is a get-together with family, friends, the milkman and all, get together and take over a big property.”
Plural for a discussion, talk or chat on a particular matter
“My idea has been that they were to be more in the nature of a get-together to discuss district problems.”
Plural for time spent by working parents with their children
Plural for a romantic meeting between two individuals
Plural for a public meeting or march protesting against something or expressing views on a political issue
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