Go on dates with

Published by Naitik Mehta · April 4, 2026

Stuck on the clue Go on dates with from the New York Times Mini for April 4, 2026? We have the correct 3-letter answer, including the definition, alternative hints, as well as other answers from the same crossword. Ready to learn more about this clue?

Clue

Go on dates with (3)

Answer

S
E
E

The answer to Go on dates with is See (3 letters).

Some cells in this answer were drawn with a circle in the original puzzle — these often flag a hidden theme.

Why does See fit this clue?

This entry has a circled cell: the middle letter 'E' at position 1 is visually marked in the grid, likely as part of a broader theme where circled letters across multiple answers spell out a word or phrase. The clue 'Go on dates with' uses informal language to point to SEE, meaning to spend time with someone romantically or socially. In casual conversation, 'seeing someone' is a common way to describe dating or being in a relationship. The clue works as a direct synonym where 'go on dates with' translates to the more concise 'see' in its romantic sense.

What does Go on dates with mean?

We break down each word in the clue and show its dictionary definitions below.

dates

noun

•social appointments or outings with someone, typically romantic

verb

•to go out with someone romantically or socially

This clue has appeared in 2 puzzles

The clue Go on dates with has been used across multiple crosswords. Here’s every puzzle where it’s appeared, most recent first.

16ANYT Mini - Apr 4, 2026This Page
64DNYT Daily - Jan 8, 2026

NYT Mini — Apr 4, 2026

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What does See mean?

verb

•(stative) To perceive or detect with the eyes, or as if by sight.

•To form a mental picture of.

interjection

•Directing the audience to pay attention to the following

•Introducing an explanation

noun

•A diocese, archdiocese; a region of a church, generally headed by a bishop, especially an archbishop.

•The office of a bishop or archbishop; bishopric or archbishopric

Origin of the word See

•origin: Proto-Indo-European *sekw-

•period: Old English

The word evolved from Old English 'sēon' and is related to Latin 'sequi' (to follow), reflecting the ancient connection between seeing and following with one's eyes.

How to use See in a sentence

Here are 3 examples of how to use the word See.

•“She's been seeing someone new from her yoga class for about three months now.”

•“I need to see the doctor about this persistent cough.”

•“Did you see that amazing sunset last night?”

What are other crossword clues for See?

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All clues from the New York Times Mini, Apr 4, 2026 crossword

The New York Times Mini for April 4, 2026 was published by Sam Ezersky and has 19 clues. Curious about all the answers from this crossword puzzle? View all answers here.

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Frequently asked questions about Go on dates with

What is the answer to Go on dates with?
The answer is See (3 letters).
Where did this clue appear?
This clue was last seen in the New York Times Mini on April 4, 2026.
How many letters does the answer to Go on dates with have?
The answer has 3 letters: See.
How many times has Go on dates with appeared as a crossword clue?
This clue has appeared in 2 puzzles, most recently the New York Times Mini on April 4, 2026.

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