acquaint·ed adjective
not used before a noun 1 formal : having knowledge about something : having seen or experienced something — + with ▪ Are you acquainted with the facts in this case? [=do you know the facts?] ▪ I am (well) acquainted with his books. [=I have read his books] 2 : having met : knowing each other in a personal or social way
▪ Are you two acquainted? [=have you met before?] ▪ The two actors are intimately/casually acquainted. [=they know each other intimately/casually] ▪ Let's take a walk and get acquainted. ▪ I'll go get us some drinks while you two get better acquainted. [=while you two talk to each other and get to know each other better] — often + with ▪ It took him a few months to get/become acquainted with the other students.
▪ Are you two acquainted? [=have you met before?] ▪ The two actors are intimately/casually acquainted. [=they know each other intimately/casually] ▪ Let's take a walk and get acquainted. ▪ I'll go get us some drinks while you two get better acquainted. [=while you two talk to each other and get to know each other better] — often + with ▪ It took him a few months to get/become acquainted with the other students.
