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Definition of passage
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of passage is as below...
Passage
(v. i.)
Transit
by means of
conveyance;
journey,
as by
water,
carriage,
car, or the like;
travel;
right,
liberty,
or
means,
of
passing;
conveyance..
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Evacuation
::
Evacuation
(n.)
Voidance
of any
matter
by the
natural
passages
of the body or by an
artificial
opening;
defecation;
also, a
diminution
of the
fluids
of an
animal
body by
cathartics,
venesection,
or other
means..
Voyage
::
Voyage
(n.)
Formerly,
a
passage
either
by sea or land; a
journey,
in
general;
but not
chiefly
limited
to a
passing
by sea or water from one
place,
port, or
country,
to
another;
especially,
a
passing
or
journey
by water to a
distant
place or
country..
Pass
::
Pass (v. i.) An
opening,
road, or
track,
available
for
passing;
especially,
one
through
or over some
dangerous
or
otherwise
impracticable
barrier;
a
passageway;
a
defile;
a ford; as, a
mountain
pass..
Meatus
::
Meatus
(n. sing. & pl.) A
natural
passage
or
canal;
as, the
external
auditory
meatus.
See
Illust.
of Ear..
Fist
::
Fist (n.) the index mark [/], used to
direct
special
attention
to the
passage
which
follows..
Causey
::
Causey
(n.) A way or road
raised
above the
natural
level of the
ground,
serving
as a dry
passage
over wet or
marshy
ground..
Estuary
::
Estuary
(n.) A
passage,
as the mouth of a river or lake, where the tide meets the
current;
an arm of the sea; a
frith..
Paage
::
Paage (n.) A toll for
passage
over
another
person's
grounds.
Elohist
::
Elohist
(n.) The
writer,
or one of the
writers,
of the
passages
of the Old
Testament,
notably
those of
Elohim
instead
of
Jehovah,
as the name of the
Supreme
Being;
--
distinguished
from
Jehovist..
Obstruct
::
Obstruct
(v. t.) To block up; to stop up or
close,
as a way or
passage;
to place an
obstacle
in, or fill with
obstacles
or
impediments
that
prevent
or
hinder
passing;
as, to
obstruct
a
street;
to
obstruct
the
channels
of the
body..
Driveway
::
Driveway
(n.) A
passage
or way along or
through
which a
carriage
may be
driven.
Transit
::
Transit
(n.) The
passage
of a
smaller
body
across
the disk of a
larger,
as of Venus
across
the sun's disk, or of a
satellite
or its
shadow
across
the disk of its
primary..
Hydronephrosis
::
Hydronephrosis
(n.) An
accumulation
of urine in the
pelvis
of the
kidney,
occasioned
by
obstruction
in the
urinary
passages..
Transit
::
Transit
(n.) The act of
passing;
passage
through
or over.
Parallel
::
Parallel
(a.)
Continuing
a
resemblance
through
many
particulars;
applicable
in all
essential
parts;
like;
similar;
as, a
parallel
case; a
parallel
passage..
Misurato
::
Misurato
(a.)
Measured;
-- a
direction
to
perform
a
passage
in
strict
or
measured
time.
Quote
::
Quote (v. t.) To cite, as a
passage
from some
author;
to name,
repeat,
or
adduce,
as a
passage
from an
author
or
speaker,
by way of
authority
or
illustration;
as, to quote a
passage
from
Homer..
Lungworm
::
Lungworm
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
parasitic
nematoid
worms which
infest
the lungs and air
passages
of
cattle,
sheep,
and other
animals,
often
proving
fatal.
The
lungworm
of
cattle
(Strongylus
micrurus)
and that of sheep (S.
filaria)
are the best
known..
Pianissimo
::
Pianissimo
(a.) Very soft; -- a
direction
to
execute
a
passage
as
softly
as
possible.
(Abbrev.
pp..
Postil
::
Postil
(n.) A short
homily
or
commentary
on a
passage
of
Scripture;
as, the first
postils
were
composed
by order of
Charlemagne..
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