met

v.
Past tense and past participle of meet¹.

[Etymology: metabolism] A casual unit equated with the metabolic rate of a seated person at rest, equated with 58.15 W·m^-2.
[Jerrard H. G., McNeil D. B. Dictionary of Scientific Units, 6th edn (London: Chapman and Hall, 1992)]

On drawings, abbr. for “metal.”

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IN BRIEF: Came upon or encountered; Came face to face with or into the presence of.

I am a part of all that I have met. — Lord Alfred Tennyson, Source: Ulysses.

met rx	creatine met rx
how i met your mother	Met Rx Rtd 40 Vanilla