passe-passe
noun
ˈpäˈspäs
plural passe-passes
-s(ə̇z)
: a skillful feat of juggling or manipulation
moving divisions from north to south and south to north … the kind of passe-passe that is a … delight
A. J. Liebling
A. J. Liebling
Word History
Etymology
French, from the phrase used by jugglers passe, passe pass, pass
- hdwe
- he
- he laughs best that laughs last
- he must be joking
- he who hesitates is lost
- he who laughs last, laughs best
- he who pays the piper calls the tune
- he'd
- he'll
- he's
- he's joking
- he's on
- he's your man
- he-balsam
- he-huckleberry
- he-man
- he-men
- he-oak
- he/she
- hea
- head
- head and front
- head and shoulders
- head and shoulders above
- head betony