passes
verb(pass)
move, proceed, go
passes
verb(pass)
to go away : depart
passes
verb(pass)
die —often used with on
passes
noun(pass)
a means (such as an opening, road, or channel) by which a barrier may be passed or access to a place may be gained; especially : a low place in a mountain range
passes
noun(pass)
a position to be held usually against odds
passes
noun(pass)
realization
passes
noun(pass)
the act or an instance of passing : passage
passes
noun(pass)
a usually distressing or bad state of affairs
passes
noun(pass)
a pass in ice hockey in which the passer skates past the puck leaving it for a teammate following close behind
passes
noun(pass)
a pass (as in football) made in the direction of the opponent's goal
passes
noun(pass)
a Roman Catholic prayer to the Virgin Mary that consists of salutations and a plea for her intercession
passes
noun(pass)
a long forward pass in football thrown into or near the end zone in a last-ditch attempt to score as time runs out —often used figuratively
passes
noun(pass)
a pass made by a player (as in football or basketball) while jumping
passes
noun(pass)
a pass made in basketball by the player taking a defensive rebound to a teammate to start a fast break
passes
verb(pass)
to go out of existence
passes
verb(pass)
to make public or offer for sale with intent to deceive
passes
verb(pass)
to give a false identity or character to