To omit or neglect through inadvertence. Chiefly with infinitive as object. In poetry sometimes figurative of natural agents, etc.

transitive. To pass over, pass by, omit, skip.

transitive. To pass over, pass by, let alone, omit. Now poetic or archaic.

transitive. To pass over, leave unnoticed or unmentioned, ignore; to omit; to overlook. Now rare.

transitive. To go by without paying attention to; to leave unnoticed; to neglect, disregard, omit. Cf. to pass by 1b at phrasal verbs 1. Now rare.

To walk or stride across (an intervening space, cavity or obstacle); figurative to overstep, n., transgress; to ‘skip’, miss or neglect in passing…

transitive. To pass (a thing) without touching it, or without remark or notice, esp. in narration; to omit, to disregard; to ignore the claims of…

transitive. To pass over without notice; to let slip, let pass; to omit to notice, mention, respond to, etc.

transitive. To pass over (writing, an episode in a story, etc.) rapidly or inattentively; to skip over; to omit. Also intransitive.

transitive. To pass lightly over, to leave unconsidered or unmentioned. Obsolete.

transitive. To miss out, pass over, omit.

transitive. To leave out, omit; to discard. Obsolete.

To pass over without mentioning, dealing with, taking into account, etc.; to omit.

transitive. To go past without stopping, or without taking notice; to overlook, ignore, disregard. Cf. to pass over at phrasal verbs 1.

To omit, leave out, pass over, let slip. Obsolete.

figurative. To pass over at a bound; †to evade, neglect.

transitive. To jump over (a thing). Now chiefly figurative: to transcend, overleap. Also (occasionally) intransitive.

To skip over, skip, pass by, evade.