Tryst in a sentence as a noun

I guessed "tryst", but with a pun on RSS

[1] I did have a short tryst with Java a long time ago, but it actually ended up driving me into the arms of C.

In one word, the digital content publishers and resellers need to tryst their consumers.

Then you put yourself out there without knowing what the response would be because you don't know if the person is looking for a tryst or romance.

I realized I needed insurance in case some fool inadvertently Bobbittized himself with my product during a drunken tryst.

Every sordid search, the location and participants in every late-night tryst.

If the algorithm turns out out to be wrong in your case and the email was only about the nuclear bomb-grade heroin you snorted off the Pakistani general's long-range missile during your secret gay tryst in Islamabad, we don't care.

Despite prima facie Andrew's tryst being legal - there is a question of consent - it's clear that it's seen as something that could have leverage over him and there is inference that Epstein might have used knowledge of the encounter to apply duress.

Tryst definitions

noun

a date; usually with a member of the opposite sex

See also: rendezvous

noun

a secret rendezvous (especially between lovers)

See also: assignation