Another word for pass

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To move along a particular course

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make-one-s-way

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To make or go on a journey

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hit-the-road

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To catch up with and move past

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To be greater or better than

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To go across

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To move past in time

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To cause to be transferred from one to another

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To make known

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To cause (a disease) to pass to another or others

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To come as by lot or inheritance

fall
devolve

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To convey (something) from one generation to the next.

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To move toward a termination

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To cease living.

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To take place

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come-to-pass

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To use time in a particular way

spend
put in

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To go through (life) in a certain way

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To represent oneself in a given character or as other than what one is

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pass oneself off as

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To be accepted or approved

clear
carry

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To accept officially

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Noun

A free ticket entitling one to transportation or admission

freebie
comp

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A decisive point

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pass away

To move toward a termination

pass away

To cease living

pass off

To offer or put into circulation (an inferior or spurious item)

pass out

To suffer temporary lack of consciousness

pass over

To pretend not to see

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Another word for pass

Noun

An opening through mountains

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A document assuring permission to pass

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In sports, the passing of the ball from one player to another

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*An advance

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Verb

To move past

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To elapse

To complete a course successfully

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To hand to others

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To enact

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To become enacted

To refuse to act

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To exceed

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To spend time

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To pronounce formally

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To proceed

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To emit

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bring to pass

come-to-pass

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