Definition of date:

part of speech: noun

The time of any event, fruit of the date- palm.

part of speech: verb

To reckon time.

part of speech: verb

To note the time of.

Common misspellings * :

• dayte (1.0%)
• dater (2.1%)
• dat (51.6%)
• dats (0.5%)
• deat (0.5%)
• dtae (18.8%)
• ddate (1.0%)
• dae (6.8%)
• dta (1.0%)
• da (1.0%)
• dte (4.7%)
• todate (0.5%)
• dtaed (0.5%)
• dateir (1.0%)
• adte (1.0%)
• daye (1.6%)
• datre (1.0%)
• udate (0.5%)
• dayt (0.5%)
• daty (0.5%)
• datefor (1.6%)
• adet (0.5%)
• datge (1.0%)
• dste (0.5%)

Usage examples :

• And his partner, Mr. Sylvester, gave me the date one day when he was goin' over your pa's will. "Cap'n Warren's Wards", - Joseph C. Lincoln

• 433 Wahshi, Al-, the date so called, i. "Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah & Meccah", - Sir Richard Francis Burton

• Important Date 1492. The discovery of America by Columbus. "Introductory American History", - Henry Eldridge Bourne Elbert Jay Benton

• From your connection with the place, you will be able to get news of this before the general public- I mean the exact date "Bred in the Bone", - James Payn