Go out
Go out verb - To fall down or in as a result of physical pressure.
To date
Both terms in one sentence
- Behind Jimbos back she decides to date Bart and all throughout the episode complains about why they cant go out more despite the danger Bart is in.
Source: The Unfair Sex -
JT wants to date Paige; her friends pay her to go out with him, then they end up having a good date.
Source: Series / Degrassi -
Demigods at Camp Half-Blood feel free to date any fellow demigod who does not share a divine parent—in other words, two Athena kids (half-siblings) would not go out, but an Athena kid and a Poseidon kid might, regardless of their technical relationship.
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