dated
adjective
- Provided with a date
"a dated document"
- Outmoded, old-fashioned
"dated formalities"
verb
- To determine the period of time to which something belongs to determine the date see date of
"date an antique"
- To record the time of the execution or making of mark with the date
"forgot to date the check"
- To mark with characteristics typical of a particular period
- To show up plainly the age of
"old-fashioned decor that really dates the house"
- To make a usually romantic social arrangement to meet with to have a date with
"someone she dated in high school"
- To estimate or compute a date see date or chronology to reckon chronologically
"scientific dating techniques"
- Originate
"a friendship dating from college days"
- To become outmoded or dated
- To go out on usually romantic dates
"wasn't allowed to date until she was sixteen"
noun
- The determination of the age of old material (such as an archaeological or paleontological specimen) by means of the content of carbon 14
noun
- A date participated in by two couples
noun
- Carbon dating
Source: merriam-webster.com
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