I
n.
time
1) to fix, set a date
2) to bring (smb.) up to date
3) to bear a date (the letter bears no date)
4) a significant date (in history)
5) a cut-off; due; target date
6) at a certain date (the meeting will be held at a later date; at a future date)
7) on a certain date (on this date in history)
8) to date (how many have returned their invitations to date?)
rendezvous
9) to have; make a date
10) to go out on a date
11) to break a date
12) a blind; double date
13) a date with
misc.
14) out of date; to go out of date; up to date; to bring a dictionary up to date
II
v. (d; intr.) to date from (this custom dates from the seventeenth century)