verb
definition
To act as a chaperone.
Examples of chaperoned in a Sentence
Attire was kept to Sunday best, and these chaperoned dances were only for the senior class.
She had a great time learning the ropes, and was well chaperoned by the boys in the band.
If the dance is held by a reputable establishment, then it is a safe, chaperoned, public, regulated teen event.
Viewers then saw Josh and Anna have their first date, which was chaperoned.
Modesty also plays a strong role with Duggars, as well as chaperoned dates, no kissing until marriage and the strong disapproval of using birth control.
Courtship is essentially chaperoned dating, though the couple usually becomes engaged, with the permission of the girl's father, before they begin spending significant time together.