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pass.

passive

'pass.' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

A level - AS level - Adonis - Al Sirat - Annie Oakley - Arlberg - Beilan Pass - Belfort - Bernina Pass - Bolan Pass - Brenner Pass - Burgess Shale - Cenis - Cheddar - Chinese wall - Cilician Gates - aegrotat - aerial - aestivate - ago - air miss - all-pass - alley - alley-oop - amuse - anicca - antilegomena - aortic arch - aqueduct - ascend - attaint - backdoor play - ball - band-pass filter - bandy - barrier - base on balls - basket - beam compass - befall - beguile - bequeath - betide - birth canal - blind - block - blocking capacitor - blow - boarding - boarding pass

Forum discussions with the word(s) "pass." in the title:

< before > receiving a return pass
'get by' 'sneak by' 'pass by' 'come through' are they all synonyms?
'I'm not good at Biology and I'm afraid I won't pass the exam"
'pass' or 'pass along'
(Ratify / Enact / Pass) a law
[He] who is taken out to pass through a fair scene to the scaffold
[How could you pass the exam...] vs. [How could you do that to me...]
a 3-pass wet back design
a change of tone as years pass
a church pass
a city that you pass by
a crackle of something pass through him
a day pass
a document or pass to go out of school for some time
A few nights would pass before they condescended
a long time passing: overdue, a long time ago/to pass?
a pass off
a pass on a double-decker
a pass on social distancing
A pass time
a restroom/hall pass
a second pass...
a series of scenes or settings across which pass the desires and dreams
Adversities will pass/round them
Ain’t a mouse alive’d pass up bologna
All things must come to pass
allowed to pass
allows the (pass) holder entrance to ... <entrance>
an opportunity too good/easy to pass up on
And <so> it came to pass <that>...
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