pass-by
/ˈpɑːsbʌɪ/ /ˈpasbʌɪ/noun
1An act of passing by. rare before late 20th cent.
2A passer-by. rare.
3 Mining. A place on a railway where vehicles can pass one another. Now rare.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Cranmer (1489–1556), archbishop of Canterbury. From pass + by, after to pass by.
- pheasant cock
- pheasant color
- pheasant-colored
- pheasant colour
- pheasant-coloured
- pheasant cuckoo
- pheasant-duck
- pheasant-eyed
- pheasant hen
- pheasant Malay
- pheasantry
- pheasant's eye
- pheasant shell
- pheasant tail
- pheasant-tailed
- pheasant wood
- Pheidian
- Pheidippides
- phellandrene
- phellem
- phelloderm
- phellodermal
- phellogen
- phelloplastic
- Phelps, Michael