Meanings of little reunion in English

There is a little reunion to-night of what may be called female Bohemians.

I brace for Raffe to be sarcastic about Clara's little reunion.

Carol, Maggie's mother, came, and we had a happy little reunion.

Our little reunion would not be complete without you.

Here ECB coaches could have a little reunion.

Then, "You and Brenda had a nice little reunion."

And this little reunion is a signal that this area of your life needs some renewal and re-booting.

You know, Lee, there were times I thought about seeing you, maybe, talking to you, having a little get-together, a little reunion.

Its hospitality was invested with a new grace; its ever welcome little reunions were doubly charming.

'But why has he not accompanied you to our little reunion to-night?'

Something there has been of dulness in our little reunions of society which did not use to cloud them.

'Proper little reunion you got going on,' Lock noted.

At Crawley's charming little reunions of an evening this fatal amusement commonly was practised-muchto good-naturedlittle Mrs. Crawley's annoyance.

"Uncle Macon, is what she said true?" Lena wasn't interested in Macon and Hunting's little reunion.

"I've arranged a little reunion," Mike said.

When you take part in our little reunions, which of course you will do, you will find we disdain no pursuit worthy of thinking beings.