Get together again, like alumni

REUNE

Think of a French verb meaning "to meet up once more," often used when old friends gather after years apart.

"Get together again" hints at a word meaning to meet after a separation, like old friends or classmates. "Alumni" reinforces this idea, as alumni often have reunions. The answer is reune—a shortened form of reunite—where the "re-" prefix means "again" and "une" sounds like "one," suggesting coming together as a group. It’s a concise way to describe reconnecting.