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have you met me

have you met me phrase: said when the interlocutor has shown surprise at the speaker's typical attitudes or behavior.

Phrase

have you met me?

  1. (colloquial, rhetoric, sarcastic) Said when the interlocutor has shown surprise at the speaker's typical attitudes or behavior.

Origin of have you met me

From meet (“to get acquainted with someone”). This phrase sarcastically implies that the interlocutor does not know the speaker as well as they should.

Questions about have you met me

What does have you met me mean?
Have you met me means said when the interlocutor has shown surprise at the speaker's typical attitudes or behavior.
What part of speech is have you met me?
Have you met me is a phrase.

Words near have you met me in the dictionary

  1. have wind in one's jaw
  2. have words
  3. have work done
  4. have you eaten
  5. have you got the time
  6. have you met me
  7. have'nt
  8. have't
  9. have-a-go
  10. have-a-go hero
  11. have-a-go heroes

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