foregather
Come together socially
Foregather means to assemble or meet, especially by arrangement or prior agreement.
The word is formal and old-fashioned, more common in Scottish and literary contexts: The clan would foregather at the castle each autumn.
Also spelled forgather.
Gather as a group
- conveneFormally gather together
- assembleJoin parts together
- meetCome into contact
- convergeMeet at a point
convoke · summon · muster · rally · rendezvous · tryst · join · unite
Interact socially with others
- fraternizeAssociate on friendly terms
- hobnobMingle in friendly conversation
- schmoozeChat to gain favor
- networkInterconnected system
commune · mix · consort · associate · keep company · rub elbows · chitchat · banter
Returning to one's origin
- reconnectEstablish contact again
- reuniteJoin after separation
- reacquaintanceRenewed knowledge of someone
- reminisceRecall past experiences fondly
catch-up · rekindle · alumni · classmates · old friends · anniversary · nostalgia · memories
congregate
Gather as a group
converge · convoke · summon · muster · rally · rendezvous · tryst · join · unite · collect
mingle
Interact socially with others
- fraternizeAssociate on friendly terms
- hobnobMingle in friendly conversation
- schmoozeChat to gain favor
network · commune · mix · consort · associate · keep company · rub elbows · chitchat · banter · camaraderie
homecoming
Returning to one's origin
- reconnectEstablish contact again
- reuniteJoin after separation
- reacquaintanceRenewed knowledge of someone
reminisce · catch-up · rekindle · alumni · classmates · old friends · anniversary · nostalgia · memories · bonding