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undate

undate adjective: undated; rising and falling in waves.

Adjective

undate (comparative more undate, superlative most undate)

  1. undated; rising and falling in waves

Noun

undate (plural undates)

  1. (informal) A casual meeting arranged between two people that may resemble a date (romantic outing) but is not intended as one.
    • […] an undate, all you're really doing is hanging out with a new acquaintance for a few hours.2000, Sherry Amatenstein, The Q and A Dating Book, page 6
    • […] suggest an undate if he asks you out. Guys will normally welcome the idea […]2005, Tammy Bennett, Guys, Dating, and Sex: The Girls' Guide to Relationships, page 91

Forms of undate

Adjective
comparativemore undate
superlativemost undate
Noun
pluralundates

Origin of undate

From Latin undātus.

From un- + date.

Questions about undate

What does undate mean?
Undate means undated; rising and falling in waves.
What part of speech is undate?
Undate can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near undate in the dictionary

  1. undashed
  2. undashing
  3. undashingly
  4. undatable
  5. undatables
  6. undate
  7. undateable
  8. undateables
  9. undated
  10. undatedness
  11. undates

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