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blind date

a social appointment or date arranged, usually by a third person, between two people who have not met.
either of the participants in such an arrangement.

blind date

a social meeting between two people who have not met before
either of the persons involved

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Origin of blind date¹

An Americanism dating back to 1920–25

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As beginnings go, the filmmaker offers up a hilarious theme-setting blind date that even a premier satirist like George Saunders would envy.

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Reading the tension in the room, I told them: “Don’t worry. I’ll get out of your hair soon. I have a blind date with a girl at a vegan spot in WeHo.”

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We were both about to give up New York for L.A., and so we chatted about our expectations and anxieties — a kind of friendship blind date, a meet cute.

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Her friendship blind date was part of Dinner with a Stranger, the society Juliette and her flatmates started "on a whim" for fellow Glasgow University students who want to meet new people.

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The year 1961 turned out to be significant for Bradford after she was roped into a blind date.

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blind date

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