Date

What do we mean by date?

The time stated in terms of the day, month, and year. noun

A statement of calendar time, as on a document. noun

A particular point or period of time at which something happened or existed, or is expected to happen. noun

The years of someone's birth and death. noun

The time during which something lasts; duration. noun

The time or historical period to which something belongs. noun

An appointment: synonym: engagement. noun

An engagement to go out socially with another person, often out of romantic interest. noun

One's companion on such an outing. noun

An engagement for a performance. noun

To mark or supply with a date. intransitive verb

To determine the date of. intransitive verb

To betray the age of. intransitive verb

To go on a date or dates with. intransitive verb

To have origin in a particular time in the past. intransitive verb

To become old-fashioned. intransitive verb

To go on dates. intransitive verb

The fruit of the date palm, Phoenix dactylifera, somewhat in the shape of an olive, containing a soft, sweet pulp and enclosing a hard kernel.

The date palm.

Two people getting together for an activity when the possibility of romance between them has been broached but not ruled out. Since the exploration of romance is the purpose of a date, merely asking someone out on a date is sufficient to broach the subject. Dates may or not continue once a couple have entered into a romantic relationship. The word "date" may be used to identify a get together between two people not romantically involved, but this usage is meant to convey irony, since such a meeting is not a date in the true sense of the word. Urban Dictionary

An activity between 2 mutually attracted people which very often ends in one or both leaving sexually frustrated Urban Dictionary

A lost art, virtually nonexistent in the 21st Century. Replaced by casual meetings for lunch or coffee where the bill is dutch and parties wear jeans. Urban Dictionary

Colloquial for anus. Derived from the resemblance to the dried fruit of the same name. Urban Dictionary

When two lovers go out for dinner and a movie. Urban Dictionary

When a guy and a girl spend time alone together Urban Dictionary

Australian word for "arse" Urban Dictionary

A prostitute's euphamistic term for a trick. Urban Dictionary

See first definition. It is also a very sweet fruit, originally grown in the Middle East. It is high in simple sugars and it is actually good for your health if eaten everyday. This fruit grows on certain palm trees. Urban Dictionary

The thing that comes before sex Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to date:
date.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word date:
unknown, uncertain, citation, bce, analog, birth, pushed, calendar, mandate, dates.

Words that rhyme with date:
state, rate, plate, advocate, appropriate, appreciate, mitigate, great, propagate, facilitate, accommodate, articulate, elaborate, vacillate, mandate, estate, conflate, weight, abrogate, anticipate, repudiate, emulate, intimate, ameliorate, separate, alleviate, predicate, innate, obviate, exacerbate, associate, deliberate, obfuscate, abate, mate, gate, disseminate, consummate, slate, indicate, emanate, create, elucidate, contemplate, adequate, trait, straight, resonate, delineate, initiate, incorporate, postulate, dedicate, estimate, integrate, assimilate, delegate, extrapolate, fate, reiterate, coordinate, precipitate, corroborate, collaborate, gait, manipulate, evaluate, desolate, late, designate, alternate, update, rait, collate, surrogate, abdicate, cultivate, procrastinate, freight, commiserate, consolidate, wait, moderate, arrogate, spate, relate, debate, demonstrate, deprecate, stipulate, inculcate, denigrate, celebrate, dissipate, graduate, exonerate, communicate, subordinate, negate, compensate.

Adjectives that are often used to describe date:
later, early, same, due, last, earlier, exact, late, effective, recent, future, earliest, certain, much, latter, precise, current, specific, actual, possible, latest, probable, ancient, definite, original, fixed, blind, correct, distant, century, uncertain, expiry, unknown, starting, above, out, terminal, expected, older, radiocarbon, official, copyright, subsequent, off, likely, scheduled, roman, opening, wrong, remote, appointed, approximate, firm, tentative, estimated, unspecified, agreed, founding, birth, even, convenient, commencement.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective date:
information, palm, palms, equipment, methods, list, object, knowledge, reports, data, founded, trees, technology, account, machinery, review, report, book, version, tree, records, material, due, survey, name, statistics, bibliography, class, signature, figures, field, techniques, news, books, letter, summary, research, facilities, record, materials, lists, treatment, listing, source, stone, guide, picture, range, maps, description, plant, references, coverage, discussion, facts, copy, span, overview, weapons, column, file, figure, ideas, city, dictionary, text, stones, groves, machines, map, format, collection, details, address, statement, reference, technologies, reviews.

Consonant match to date:
doubt, debt, dot, dirt, dight, dote, deet, dat, dutt, dott, doutt.

Words that sound like date:
date, doubt, debt, dot, dat, dote, dought, dit, dout, deat, dade, doit, det, doot, deet, dite, dight, dut, dutt, doutt, dott, doute, duit, dette, deut, doat, dute, dowt, duett, dete, ditt, doet, daut, .dot, daet, datte, ditte, datt, dhat, dawt, dadt, dyt, diete, daat, diit, dodt, tate, tait, taite, taitt, day, days, dead, did, dad, died, deed, daze, data, dates, de, ded, dais, dod, dater, dood, dodd, dae, dey, daty, dide, dowd, dede, dei, deid, daye, dayo, dadd, daint, dase, dode, diede, doud, day out, doed, daad, dator, daoud, daith, deyo, dewed, doad, deys, daes, deede, dct, dewd, dht, daio, d.d.