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Definition of passage
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Passage
(v. i.) A
movement
or an
evacuation
of the
bowels.
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Footway
::
Footway
(n.) A
passage
for
pedestrians
only.
Race
::
Race (n.) A
strong
or rapid
current
of
water,
or the
channel
or
passage
for such a
current;
a
powerful
current
or heavy sea,
sometimes
produced
by the
meeting
of two
tides;
as, the
Portland
Race; the Race of
Alderney..
Well
::
Well (v. i.) A
vertical
passage
in the stern into which an
auxiliary
screw
propeller
may be drawn up out of
water.
Shaft
::
Shaft (n.) A long
passage
for the
admission
or
outlet
of air; an air
shaft.
Aperture
::
Aperture
(n.) An
opening;
an open
space;
a gap,
cleft,
or
chasm;
a
passage
perforated;
a hole; as, an
aperture
in a
wall..
Vent
::
Vent (n.)
Emission;
escape;
passage
to
notice
or
expression;
publication;
utterance.
Excerpt
::
Excerpt
(n.) An
extract;
a
passage
selected
or
copied
from a book or
record.
Exposition
::
Exposition
(n.) The act of
expounding
or of
laying
open the sense or
meaning
of an
author,
or a
passage;
explanation;
interpretation;
the sense put upon a
passage;
a law, or the like, by an
interpreter;
hence,
a work
containing
explanations
or
interpretations;
a
commentary..
Book
::
Book (v. t.) To enter the name of (any one) in a book for the
purpose
of
securing
a
passage,
conveyance,
or seat; as, to be
booked
for
Southampton;
to book a seat in a
theater..
Strode
::
Strid (n.) A
narrow
passage
between
precipitous
rocks or
banks,
which looks as if it might be
crossed
at a
stride..
Electro-magnetic
::
Electro-magnetic
(a.) Of,
Pertaining
to, or
produced
by,
magnetism
which is
developed
by the
passage
of an
electric
current..
Water Gang
::
Water gang () A
passage
for
water,
such as was
usually
made in a sea wall, to drain water out of
marshes..
Rivage
::
Rivage
(n.) A duty paid to the crown for the
passage
of
vessels
on
certain
rivers.
Fulgurata
::
Fulgurata
(n.) A
spectro-electric
tube in which the
decomposition
of a
liquid
by the
passage
of an
electric
spark is
observed.
Mediastinum
::
Mediastinum
(n.) A
partition;
a
septum;
specifically,
the folds of the
pleura
(and the space
included
between
them) which
divide
the
thorax
into a right and left
cavity.
The space
included
between
these folds of the
pleura,
called
the
mediastinal
space,
contains
the heart and gives
passage
to the
esophagus
and great blood
vessels..
Distort
::
Distort
(v. t.) To wrest from the true
meaning;
to
pervert;
as, to
distort
passages
of
Scripture,
or their
meaning..
Tunnel
::
Tunnel
(n. .) A level
passage
driven
across
the
measures,
or at right
angles
to veins which it is
desired
to
reach;
--
distinguished
from the
drift,
or
gangway,
which is led along the vein when
reached
by the
tunnel..
Transit
::
Transit
(n.) The
passage
of a
smaller
body
across
the disk of a
larger,
as of Venus
across
the sun's disk, or of a
satellite
or its
shadow
across
the disk of its
primary..
Forth
::
Forth (n.) A way; a
passage
or ford.
Grace
::
Grace (n.)
Ornamental
notes or short
passages,
either
introduced
by the
performer,
or
indicated
by the
composer,
in which case the
notation
signs are
called
grace
notes,
appeggiaturas,
turns,
etc..
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