passage¹ /pasˈij/

1. A means or way of passing
2. An alley
3. A corridor or lobby
4. A navigable channel or route
5. A crossing-place, ford, ferry, bridge, or mountain-pass
6. A duct or vessel in the body
7. An act of passing
8. Transit
9. A crossing
10. Migration
11. Transition
12. Lapse, course
13. Transmission
14. Evacuation of the bowels
15. The passing of a bill
16. A journey (now only by water or air, or figurative)
17. Right of conveyance
18. Possibility of passing
19. That which passes
20. Traffic (Shakespeare)
21. An occurrence, incident, episode
22. Transaction, interchange of communication or intercourse, dealings together
23. A continuous but indefinite portion of a book, piece of music, etc, of moderate length
24. A run, figure, or phrase in music
25. A stage in the maintenance or controlled development of micro-organisms under analysis, in which they are introduced into the host or culture, allowed to multiply, and extracted (biology)
26. An old dicing game, the object to throw doublets above (passing) ten, with three dice

To make or perform a passage

To submit (a micro-organism) to a passage

passage beds plural noun (geology)

Transitional strata

passˈage-boat noun

A boat plying regularly for passengers

passage grave noun

A burial chamber situated below ground and connected to the surface by a passage

passage hawk noun

A hawk caught while migrating, esp when immature

passˈage-money noun

Fare

passˈageway noun

1. A way of access
2. A corridor
3. An alley

passˈagework noun

Music that allows a performer to display virtuosity

bird of passage

1. A migratory bird
2. A transient visitor (figurative)

passage of arms

1. Any armed struggle
2. An encounter, esp in words

work one's passage

To earn one's passage at sea by unpaid labour on board (also figurative)

passage² /pas-äzhˈ or pasˈij/ (dressage)

1. A slow sideways walk
2. A rhythmical trot with diagonal pairs of legs lifted high

To move at a passage

To cause (a horse) to move at a passage

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