| JDATE | Site to find you a find, catch you a catch |
| ANNUALLY | Nan arranged to find you a friend once a year (8) |
| NEWYEAR | "Be at war with your vices, peace with your neighbours and let every ___ ___ find you a better man": Benjamin Franklin (3,4) |
| ESTIMATE | Reckon to be an unusual site to find a friend (8) |
| MEETINGPLACE | Coming together on site to find somewhere to worship (7,5) |
| ETSY | Site to find a handmade wedding dress, perhaps |
| HIT | Word for a find originally, later a success; a strike of a ball, target or anything else; a witticism; a lucky chance; a single visit to a website; or, a dose of a narcotic (3) |
| DOWSER | Presumable, one expects to find you well - bringing you to the watering hole! (6) |
| OHHI | 'What a surprise to find you here!' |
| ITSASMALLWORLD | "What a coincidence to find you here!", or this Disneyland ride |
| DISLOCATE | How you get put out when Sid returns to find you! |
| STRIKE | Anglo-Saxon word for "to go or flow" or "to rub lightly" that came to mean a hit; an attack by aircraft; a raid; a find, as in gold, luck or oil; or, a downing of work tools in protest (6) |
| WATERDIVINER | He hopes to find you well (5-7) |
| PAINFUL | It hurts father at home to find you in Florida (7) |
| ALONE | It's usual on Exmoor to find you are by yourself (5) |
| DIVINER | He hopes to find you well (7) |
| INDUS | Head off to find you and I in Asian river (5) |
| MAGNET | Get some man to find you attractive |
| WEBMD | Site with a 'Find a Doctor' section |
| KFC | Chain whose website has a "Find a Colonel Near You" feature |
