tent pole n.— «The industry term for a movie (usually but not always a franchise flick) that a major studio expects will be a blockbuster (but often isn’t), “tent pole” is a particularly evocative buzzword to toss around these...
meeting n.— «In addition, other loan terms such as the Konglish term meeting (meaning a blind date) can be introduced in appropriate English usage contexts.» —“Speaking in Tongues: Chinglish, Japlish and Konglish” by David...
–ting suffix denoting an activitity related to dating. Etymological Note: 팅 < Eng. meeting. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
meeting n. a group date; a blind date. Cf. -ting. Etymological Note: 미팅 < Eng. meeting (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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n.— «“Meeting” is the general term for all blind dates.» —“The ‘meet’ market” JoongAng Daily (Seoul, Korea) July 27, 2003. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
approximeeting n.— «In the age of “approximeeting”, we don’t arrange meetings. We arrange to arrange a meeting later. The very concept of lateness seems to be disappearing.» —“Never Alone” The...