powwow

/ˈpaʊˌwaʊ/
noun
  1. A gathering or meeting, especially for discussion or planning; often used informally.
    • We need to have a family powwow about our summer vacation plans.
    • The managers held a powwow to discuss the new company policy.
    • The team had a quick powwow to decide on the project deadline.
  2. A traditional Native American ceremony or social gathering that includes dancing, singing, and cultural events.
    • The powwow featured drum groups and colorful regalia from many nations.
    • Every summer, the tribe hosts a powwow that is open to the public.
    • She learned traditional dances to perform at the annual powwow.
verb
  1. To meet and discuss something, often informally.
    • Let's powwow after lunch to finalize the agenda.
    • They powwowed for an hour before reaching a decision.
    • The neighbors powwowed about the upcoming block party.
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