What does the word, "tete-a-tete" mean?

Correct answer: Conversation between two people

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What people think about it: 5 Comments
Player #25874027
Player #25874027
It’s not a word, it’s a phrase. It’s also on a personal level . Your boss tearing you off a strip is more commonly a ‘face to face’.
Mike
Mike
literally, "Head to head".
swetha
swetha
tete a tete
KatieGalaxy
KatieGalaxy
Player #25874027, it's a composed word
Grandnola
Grandnola
The answer is misleading- head to head is the key , then conversation not the other way around.