Dates

What do we mean by dates?

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.

When two people love each other very very much but aren't officially dating because of other responsibilities or a fear of commitment or some other lame excuse. Urban Dictionary

A phrase men/women say after asking someone on a date and that person agrees to go out with then. It’s mainly used after the person who asked tells them what they’re doing. Urban Dictionary

Dating is where two people who are attracted to each other spend time together to see if they also can stand to be around each other most of the time, if this is successful they develop a relationship, although sometimes a relationship develops anyways if the people can't find anybody else to date them, or are very lonely or one person is only attracted to the other and pretends to be in love with the second unfortunate person who has the misunderstanding that they have found love. This occurs quite often and eventully leads to something called cheating. Urban Dictionary

The process by which you decide whether you hate the other person or not Urban Dictionary

When two people go and do date-like activities and one or both have romantic intentions on the other, but neither is willing to man-up and call it a date. Also known as "hanging out." Urban Dictionary

Normally a meeting for two people to get together and see what the other person is like. In Middle School and below, the term is used as an excuse to kiss people. Commonly mistaken with young puppy love Urban Dictionary

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

When a man/woman goes out with another individual or many different people to configure compatibility. not having any clear commitment. it may be as short as a week or for many years. it is not a relationship Urban Dictionary

Of a couple, to be in the early stages of a relationship where they go out on dates to find out what each other is like, as a prelude to actually being a fully fledged couple. Urban Dictionary

Going somewhere with someone to know more about each other. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to dates:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dates:
conventionally, bce, chancel, nave, century, back, calendar, additions, reign, unknown, tour, centuries, rebuilt, ago, dating, date, earliest, carved, medieval, venue, oldest, restored, cancelled, birth, dated, dynasty, period, ages, norman, vary, least.

Words that rhyme with dates:
states, traits, rates, straits, gates, coordinates, nates, plates, classmates, associates, yeats, hippocrates, mates, delegates, advocates, delineates, fates, subordinates, emirates, demonstrates, primates, relates, obviates, appreciates, ates, bates, deteriorates, estates, equates, dissipates, united states, fluctuates, differentiates, disseminates, indicates, dire straits, dictates, negates, greats, affiliates, allocates, anticipates, skates, creates, resonates, commemorates, corroborates, perpetuates, estimates, repudiates, infuriates, updates, inmates, accommodates, expatriates, emulates, weights, plaits, mandates, yates, cates, mitigates, translates, coates, permeates, facilitates, fetes, vertebrates, grates, predominates, approximates, pates, integrates, waits, postulates, illustrates, graduates, teammates, eights, predicates, slates, awaits, chordates, annotates, crates, exacerbates, extrapolates, operates, radiates, evaporates, invertebrates, separates, baits, deviates, exaggerates, sates, accelerates, intimidates, necessitates, vacillates.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dates:
different, various, due, exact, few, important, specific, later, certain, time, early, precise, following, earlier, earliest, pre, actual, inclusive, respective, absolute, effective, key, historical, possible, future, blind, radiocarbon, latest, definite, for, late, significant, recent, approximate, relative, post, fixed, subsequent, above, radiometric, available, fresh, relevant, probable, corresponding, extreme, accurate, double, successive, correct, expiry, oldest, terminal, reliable, likely, firm, chopped, calibrated, dried, founding, wrong, alternative.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dates:
past.

Consonant match to dates:
dots, doubts, debts, deets, dotes, duits, dietz, deats, deutz, deitz, dats, deetz, datz, dotts.

Words that sound like dates:
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