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- Escort made a start on dinner and had some food
- Tinder match, maybe
- friday night event, often
- weekend-night meetup
- Dinner and a movie, maybe
- Goal of a personal ad, maybe
- Prom escort
- Couple's night out
- Saturday night outing, maybe
- Saturday night escort, maybe
- Saturday night dinner and a movie, possibly
- Romantic night out
- Numbers on a check, maybe
- Night out with a boyfriend, say
- Movie escort, maybe
- Movie companion, maybe
- Hot night out, perhaps
- Friday night dinner and a movie, possibly
- Evening out, maybe
- Couple's Saturday night outing, perhaps
- Coed's escort
- Band's one-night stand, e.g.
- Ball escort, e.g.
- "...... Night" (2010 comedy starring Tina Fey and Steve Carell)
- goes out with european babes, oddly
- go out with and become old-fashioned
- kimiko —, japan open women's singles tennis champion from 1992-94
- Iftar fruit
- Result of getting side-swiped, perhaps?
- Fruit from potential partner
- fruit of a palm
- romantic meeting taking place in oxford at eight
- tinder user's goal
- Time for Iftar snack
- an appointment to eat?
- medjool, e.g.
- day for fruit
- What might be arranged after one swipes right
- Yes, Russian goes over the Maori fruit
- Romantic evening out
- October 6 2022 for example
- jan. 1, 2000, e.g.
- Tinder match result, hopefully
- Fruit of one's historical researches?
- an assignment in one's palmy days?
- One of three things traditionally eaten to break a Ramadan fast
- A romantic outing
- Jujube, aka red ...
- Specific month and year
- June 30, but not June 31
- outcome of a match on tinder or lex
- August 14, for one
- A fruit that changes overnight
- it may be kept or eaten
- Fruit with an oblong pit
- Upper-right info on a check
- Romantic dinner fruit
- Outcome of a Zoosk matchup
- Fruit consumed for Iftar
- engagement in palmy days?
- Mideast fruit
- show when the fruit was produced?
- Become obsolescent in time
- Hinge find, hopefully
- See heads of department at the EGM
- Double or blind, e.g.
- something to eat by appointment?
- Name's go-with on a worksheet
- go out with a fruit?
- Astrid finally devoured boyfriend
- Specific square on a calendar
- March 18 2022 for example
- Could a terrorist make some assignation?
- The romantic rendez-vous will become old-fashioned
- Number on the calendar; amorous liaison
- Romantic get-together
- Line near the top of an invoice
- 'Play ...' (Melanie Martinez hit)
- Feb
- "Play ...," song by Melanie Martinez that contains a romantic outing in its title
- Go steady with fruit
- time for some fruit
- A sticky appointment?
- where you'll find the times are changing?
- Get old, fat, see
- Word after "due" or "double"
- Brown fruit
- take out to court?
- Word after "blind" or "dinner"
- Today's is 12: go out with people!
- A romantic dinner?
- fruit sometimes used as a sugar substitute
- What "dd" stands for in "dd/mm/yy"
- Take out something from palm
- 24th of August, e.g.
- "Due ...," 2010 film starring Zach Galifianakis as Ethan Chase
- *Chewy, fruity snack
- Current Day
- Palm fruit from the desert
- bumble user's meet-up
- It can be written in MM/DD/YYYY format
- Arranged meeting
- Day and time
- it may be hot or blind
- see something held in palm
- Go out with fruit
- Fruit; time
- find out age of companion
- It may end with a kiss
- First food consumed for Iftar, often
- The month, day, and year
- Go out for a romantic one
- an engagement, or the one to whom you may become engaged
- Appointment, fixture
- See something with a stone
- March 15 or May 18 e.g.
- the first of the diners consumed fruit
- calendar component
- July 3, for one
- Go steady with
- Social outing
- Romantic appointment
- Dinner and a movie, perhaps
- Watch feature, perhaps
- Prom pursuit
- Part of YTD
- Promgoer's partner
- Number in a letter
- Line on an invoice
- July 4, 1776, e.g.
- History test answer
- Dinner and a movie, say
- Take out on the town
- Specified day
- Go out after a pass?
- Desert fruit
- Blind follower
- Birth certificate info
- Appointment book entry
- Anniversary, e.g.
- Word with "blind" or "double"
- Word in the upper-right part of a check
- Checkbook entry
- Check numbers
- Your first one may be blind
- You're either up to it or out of it
- Would-be wooer's goal
- Whom one goes out with
- Watch or cell phone feature
- Topic in a dorm
- Timeline inclusion
- Sweet edible fruit
- Suitor's quest
- Specified time
- Social commitment
- Schedule requirement
- Prom-goer's pursuit
- Palm tree yield
- Number on a calendar
- Kind of line or palm
- Item on a social schedule
- Item from Iraq
- Invitation factoid
- International ...... Line
- Go out together
- Fourth of July, for example
- Determine the age of
- Day on a calendar
- Courtship event
- Cornerstone info
- Chinese ...... (jujube)
- Check datum
- Certain charity auction prize
- Appoint-ment
- 1/2, for one
- Year or day when an event occurred
- Word with double or blind
- Word with blind or expiration
- Word after due or speed
- Up-to-...... (current)
- Tryst, perhaps
- Tryst of a kind
- To ...... (up to now)
- To ...... (as yet)
- To .... (yet)
- Tinder success
- Tinder meetup, perhaps
- Time line inclusion
- Time — fruit
- Tidbit from Iraq
- This might be double
- This can be blind
- Thing memorized by historians
- Sweet fruit with a long woody seed
- Sticky ... pudding
- Specific time
- Specific day, month, and year
- Southern Culture on the Skids "Dirt Track ......"
- Signature follower, often
- Setup on eHarmony
- Set of numbers next to a contract signature
- See someone romantically
- See regularly
- Romantic occasion
- Rockers and movie stars do this
- Rocker/movie star outing
- Result of a match, sometimes
- Radio's "A ...... wtih Judy"
- Promgoer's need
- Prom ...... (person you take to the dance)
- Postmark feature
- Possible outcome of an eHarmony match
- Plus-one, perhaps
- Play the field, so to speak
- Piece of info on an invitation
- Person to go out with
- Particular point of time
- Part of a history lesson.
- Palm delicacy
- One might be blind
- October 31, 2013, for example
- October 27, 2013, for example
- Oct. 12, 1492, e.g.
- Occasion for carrying "mad money"
- Oblong, fleshy fruit
- November 4, e.g.
- Nones, e.g.
- Muffin tidbit
- mm/dd/yyyy info
- Might take one to the show
- Middle Eastern palm fruit
- Middle Eastern fruit
- MCMLXXXII is one
- Matchmaker.com connection
- Match.com goal
- Marriage license inscription
- March 25, 2015, for example
- Letter's number
- June 14, e.g.
- July 4, 1976, e.g.
- July 4, 1776, for one
- July 4, 1776, for example
- Jujube's cousin
- January 1 for the Rose Bowl, e.g.
- It's comprised of the day, month, and year
- It often has two slashes
- It changes at the 180th meridian.
- It appears on the palm
- Invitation specification
- Information on a check
- Info on a notarized document
- Info on a library slip
- Ides or nones, e.g.
- Hoped-for result of swiping right on Tinder
- History-quiz detail
- History-quiz answer
- History-book entry
- Historical fact
- Historian's tidbit
- Go out with romantically
- Get-together of a sort
- Fruit-cake filler
- Fruit that might be in a nut bread
- Fruit that grows in a cluster
- Fruit shipped from Basra
- Fruit of the palm
- Fruit in most traditional sticky toffee puddings
- Fruit growing at an oasis
- Fruit from a palm
- Fourth of July, e.g.
- Follower of double or blind
- First line on many a legal document
- February 29, e.g.
- February 17, 2016, for example
- Entry on a coin
- eHarmony member's objective
- Edible fruit with a long woody seed
- E-mail info
- Double or blind follower
- Double follower
- Do the town with
- Do carbon-testing on
- Do an antique dealer's job
- Dinner partner, perhaps
- Dinner and a movie e.g.
- Desired goal of a Match.com profile
- Desert-grown fruit
- Desert dessert
- December 7 1941 e.g.
- December 5, 2017, for example
- December 25, for one
- December 25, e.g.
- Day, month and year
- Couple's event
- Concert poster info
- Club booking
- Check info
- Certain stamp
- Carbon-14 estimate
- Boy-meets-girl situation
- Blink-182 went on their "First" one
- Blink-182 "First ......"
- Blind or double follower
- Aug. 15, 1945, e.g.
- Arabian staple
- 7/4/1776, for one
- 7/20/69, for one
- 6/4/01, e.g.
- 3/5, for example
- 2/3, say
- 1960 or 1970
- 11/11/13, e.g.
- 1/8/18 or 1/9/19
- Invoice info
- Fruit from a palm tree
- Questionnaire info
- Jujube
- Fruitcake tidbit
- Say when?
- Social engagement.
- Calendar item.