| Promgoer's partner | 22 |
| Your first one may be blind | 27 |
| Word with blind or double | 25 |
| Whom one goes out with | 22 |
| Watch or cell phone feature | 27 |
| Prom-goer's pursuit | 23 |
| Fourth of July, for example | 27 |
| Dinner and a movie, maybe | 25 |
| Certain charity auction prize | 29 |
| "It's a ___!" | 27 |
| Would-be wooer's goal | 25 |
| Word with double or blind | 25 |
| Word after due or speed | 23 |
| Thing memorized by historians | 29 |
| Signature follower, often | 25 |
| Saturday night escort, maybe | 28 |
| Rocker/movie star outing | 24 |
| Play the field, so to speak | 27 |
| Particular point of time | 24 |
| Numbers on a check, maybe | 25 |
| Movie companion, maybe | 22 |
| Matchmaker.com connection | 25 |
| Marriage license inscription | 28 |
| July 4, 1776, for example | 25 |
| Item on a social schedule | 25 |
| It often has two slashes | 24 |
| International ___ Line | 22 |
| Information on a check | 22 |
| Info on a notarized document | 28 |
| Info on a library slip | 22 |
| Hot night out, perhaps | 22 |
| Historian's tidbit | 22 |
| Get-together of a sort | 22 |
| Fruit that grows in a cluster | 29 |
| Fruit shipped from Basra | 24 |
| Fruit growing at an oasis | 25 |
| Fourth of July for example | 27 |
| Follower of double or blind | 27 |
| Double or blind follower | 24 |
| Dinner and a movie e.g. | 24 |
| December 7 1941 e.g. | 22 |
| Boy-meets-girl situation | 24 |
| Blind or double follower | 24 |
| Birth-certificate info | 22 |
| Birth certificate entry | 23 |
| Went out with socially | 22 |
| Like milk cartons, e.g. | 23 |
| "60 Minutes" rival | 28 |
| Newspaper article lead-in | 25 |
| NBC newsmagazine series | 23 |
| It follows the 180th meridian | 29 |
| Weekly TV-magazine show | 23 |
| Librarian's device | 22 |
| Librarian's gadget | 22 |
| Receiving department gadget | 27 |
| Mail clerk's device | 23 |
| Circulation desk gadget | 23 |
| Antique dealer, at times | 24 |
| They're set for marriage | 28 |
| Parts of history tests | 22 |
| Historical information | 22 |
| eHarmony users' hopes | 25 |
| They're set for marriages | 29 |
| Some history test answers | 25 |
| Results of using eHarmony | 25 |
| Relationship highlights | 23 |
| Products of some palms | 22 |
| Matrimonial cake staple | 23 |
| Matrimonial cake ingredient | 27 |
| Marks on tour calendar | 22 |
| July 4, 1776, and others | 24 |
| History student's concern | 29 |
| Historian's concerns | 24 |
| Dinner-and-a-movie events | 25 |
| Circled items, sometimes | 24 |
| Bread sweeteners, at times | 26 |
| 7/4/1776 and 12/7/1941, e.g. | 28 |
| Receiving clerk's gadget | 28 |
| Mother-daughter talk topic | 26 |
| Like Jay-Z and Beyoncé | 25 |
| Frat brother's activity | 27 |
| Latin grammatical case | 22 |
| Nissan's former name | 24 |
| Discontinued Nissan make | 24 |
| Bygone Japanese car name | 24 |
| Single piece of information | 27 |
| Number on a spreadsheet | 23 |
| Spreadsheet cell contents | 25 |
| Small quantity of dope? | 23 |
| One piece of information | 24 |
| Genealogist's abbr. | 23 |
| Abbr. in a genealogy volume | 27 |
| Apply carelessly, as paint | 26 |
| Smear with grease or mud | 24 |
| Do some finger-painting | 23 |
| Do some crude painting | 22 |
| Apply, as finger paint | 22 |
| Apply haphazardly, as paint | 27 |
| Apply crudely, as paint | 23 |
| Produce amateurish art | 22 |