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Definition of passage
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of passage is as below...
Passage
(v. i.) A
separate
part of a
course,
process,
or
series;
an
occurrence;
an
incident;
an act or
deed..
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Subtonic
::
Subtonic
(a.)
Applied
to, or
distinguishing,
a
speech
element
consisting
of tone, or
proper
vocal
sound,
not pure as in the
vowels,
but
dimmed
and
otherwise
modified
by some kind of
obstruction
in the oral or the nasal
passage,
and in some cases with a
mixture
of
breath
sound;
-- a term
introduced
by Dr. James Rush in 1833. See Guide to
Pronunciation,
//155,
199-202..
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
separate
(the food) in its
passage
through
the
alimentary
canal into the
nutritive
and
nonnutritive
elements;
to
prepare,
by the
action
of the
digestive
juices,
for
conversion
into
blood;
to
convert
into
chyme..
Water Gang
::
Water gang () A
passage
for
water,
such as was
usually
made in a sea wall, to drain water out of
marshes..
Queck
::
Queck (v. i.) A word
occurring
in a
corrupt
passage
of
Bacon's
Essays,
and
probably
meaning,
to stir, to
move..
Sill
::
Sill (n.) The floor of a
gallery
or
passage
in a mine.
Choke
::
Choke (v. t.) To
obstruct
by
filling
up or
clogging
any
passage;
to block up.
Comment
::
Comment
(v. i.) To make
remarks,
observations,
or
criticism;
especially,
to write notes on the works of an
author,
with a view to
illustrate
his
meaning,
or to
explain
particular
passages;
to write
annotations;
-- often
followed
by on or
upon..
Hatchway
::
Hatchway
(n.) A
square
or
oblong
opening
in a deck or
floor,
affording
passage
from one deck or story to
another;
the
entrance
to a
cellar..
Enfilade
::
Enfilade
(n.) A line or
straight
passage,
or the
position
of that which lies in a
straight
line..
Close
::
Close (v. t.) A
narrow
passage
leading
from a
street
to a
court,
and the
houses
within..
Meander
::
Meander
(v. i.) To wind or turn in a
course
or
passage;
to be
intricate.
Block
::
Block (n.) To
obstruct
so as to
prevent
passage
or
progress;
to
prevent
passage
from,
through,
or into, by
obstructing
the way; -- used both of
persons
and
things;
-- often
followed
by up; as, to block up a road or
harbor..
Gastropneumatic
::
Gastropneumatic
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
alimentary
canal and air
passages,
and to the
cavities
connected
with them; as, the
gastropneumatic
mucuos
membranes..
Progression
::
Progression
(n.)
Course;
passage;
lapse or
process
of time.
Medley
::
Medley
(n.) A
composition
of
passages
detached
from
several
different
compositions;
a
potpourri.
Wayfare
::
Wayfare
(n.) The act of
journeying;
travel;
passage.
Read
::
Read (v. i.) To
appear
in
writing
or
print;
to be
expressed
by, or
consist
of,
certain
words or
characters;
as, the
passage
reads thus in the early
manuscripts..
Cataract
::
Cataract
(n.) An
opacity
of the
crystalline
lens, or of its
capsule,
which
prevents
the
passage
of the rays of light and
impairs
or
destroys
the
sight..
Gorge
::
Gorge (n.) A
filling
or
choking
of a
passage
or
channel
by an
obstruction;
as, an ice gorge in a
river..
Aberration
::
Aberration
(n.) The
passage
of blood or other fluid into parts not
appropriate
for it.
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