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Definition of pass
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Pass (v. i.)
Estimation;
character.
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While
::
While (v. t.) To cause to pass away
pleasantly
or
without
irksomeness
or
disgust;
to spend or pass; --
usually
followed
by away.
Passioned
::
Passioned
(imp. & p. p.) of
Passio.
Voyage
::
Voyage
(n.)
Formerly,
a
passage
either
by sea or land; a
journey,
in
general;
but not
chiefly
limited
to a
passing
by sea or water from one
place,
port, or
country,
to
another;
especially,
a
passing
or
journey
by water to a
distant
place or
country..
Descend
::
Descend
(v. i.) To pass from a
higher
to a lower
place;
to move
downwards;
to come or go down in any way, as by
falling,
flowing,
walking,
etc.; to
plunge;
to fall; to
incline
downward;
-- the
opposite
of
ascend..
Hobbyhorse
::
Hobbyhorse
(n.) A
subject
or plan upon which one is
constantly
setting
off; a
favorite
and
ever-recurring
theme of
discourse,
thought,
or
effort;
that which
occupies
one's
attention
unduly,
or to the
weariness
of
others;
a
ruling
passion..
Judge
::
"Judge
(a.) To hear and
determine,
as in
causes
on
trial;
to
decide
as a
judge;
to give
judgment;
to pass
sentence..
Rattle
::
Rattle
(n.) The noise in the
throat
produced
by the air in
passing
through
mucus which the lungs are
unable
to
expel;
--
chiefly
observable
at the
approach
of
death,
when it is
called
the death
rattle.
See
R/le..
Countersign
::
Countersign
(a.) A
private
signal,
word, or
phrase,
which must be given in order to pass a
sentry;
a
watchword..
Safe-conduct
::
Safe-conduct
(n.) a
writing,
pass, or
warrant
of
security,
given to a
person
to
enable
him to
travel
with
safety..
Catch
::
Catch (n.)
Passing
opportunities
seized;
snatches.
Messenger
::
Messenger
(n.) A
hawser
passed
round the
capstan,
and
having
its two ends
lashed
together
to form an
endless
rope or
chain;
--
formerly
used for
heaving
in the
cable..
Encompass
::
Encompass
(v. t.) To
circumscribe
or go round so as to
surround
closely;
to
encircle;
to
inclose;
to
environ;
as, a ring
encompasses
the
finger;
an army
encompasses
a city; a
voyage
encompassing
the
world..
Diapason
::
Diapason
(n.) The
entire
compass
of
tones.
Inborn
::
Inborn
(a.) Born in or with;
implanted
by
nature;
innate;
as,
inborn
passions..
Transpierce
::
Transpierce
(v. t.) To
pierce
through;
to
penetrate;
to
permeate;
to pass
through.
Pedometer
::
Pedometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
including
the
number
of steps in
walking,
and so
ascertaining
the
distance
passed
over. It is
usually
in the form of a
watch;
an
oscillating
weight
by the
motion
of the body
causes
the index to
advance
a
certain
distance
at each
step..
Fairway
::
Fairway
(n.) The
navigable
part of a
river,
bay, etc.,
through
which
vessels
enter or
depart;
the part of a
harbor
or
channel
ehich is kept open and
unobstructed
for the
passage
of
vessels..
Lobby
::
Lobby (v. t.) To urge the
adoption
or
passage
of by
soliciting
members
of a
legislative
body; as, to lobby a
bill..
Passus
::
Passus
(n.) A
division
or part; a
canto;
as, the
passus
of Piers
Plowman.
See 2d Fit..
Exclamation
::
Exclamation
(n.) A word
expressing
outcry;
an
interjection;
a word
expressing
passion,
as
wonder,
fear, or
grief..
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