Davyn

intelligent, funny, handsome, and full of love! Loves to give hugs and kisses!

Davyn is the best

by cddz February 3, 2010

Dating

When two people really like each other, start hanging out with each other, and more of that kind of stuff.

We had been hanging out, but I don't think we are dating yet.

by Canyoudigit November 18, 2013

Hero Dating

A guy who dates girls with broken pasts in an attempt to 'rescue' them.

I tried to ignore her baggage and give her chance to change, but she kept going psycho on me. I hung up my cape after the last instance of hero dating.

by joshmonster August 2, 2011

Dayna

Pretty much the best thing since sliced bread. A person who is amazingly smart and talented in every way. A quality girl.

"I wish Dayna was my friend, so she could be awesome around me!"

by aSunFlower'sLife February 20, 2009

sugar daddy dating

A discrete place where men "Sugar Daddies" and Ladies "Sugar Babies" go to meet for mutually beneficial relationships. The website allows a discrete and safe way for people to exchange their contact details for a small price. This could include an exchange of money, services to include the occasional fancy dinner, or quickie.

Cathy needed some money for college so she visited a sugar daddy dating website. Now, she has her college paid in full, a condo, and drives a BMW.

by SugarSugar.com June 19, 2009

Casual Dating

"A casual date is an evening, a meal, or a get-together of some kind in which there is no expectation of further commitment on either side. Although one side may desire a further relationship, it is understood that both parties are free to sample the company of each other and are as equally free to terminate any sense of relationship as well."
-Daniel Zauber, dailyprincetonian.com

Casual dating is the 'getting to know you' phase.

by madcatz48 September 14, 2008

silent dating

Dating, usually at an arranged event or club, through passing notes and gesturing. Soothing music or soothing whitenoise, such as sounds of waterfalls, is usually put on to create a tension free atmosphere. Idea developed by New Yorkers Paul Rebhan and Tony Noe who wanted to break out of stale dating patterns and loud settings where they couldn't hear each other.

Me and this guy I met at a silent dating party used up a whole notebook in getting to know each other.

by Shannon RH October 23, 2006