Passage

Meaning

Noun

●

A

or

of

or

with particular meaning.

●

Part of a

or journey.

●

An

or episode.

●

The

of a

or

by a parliament.

●

The

of time.

●

In Art:

The use of

to

in

. Commonly

Cubist works.

●

A

or corridor.

●

In Nautical:

A

or other

waterway.

●

In Caving:

An

,

by water or

, which is much

than it is wide.

●

The vagina.

●

The

of

;

across or through.

●

The right to

from one place to another.

●

A

for

or for being

between places.

●

In Bacteriology & Virology:

Serial passage.

●

In Dice games:

A

for two

using three

, in which the

is to

a

ten.

●

In Dressage:

A

in

, in which the

a very

,

, and

that has a

of

between each

than a working

.

Verb

●

In Medicine:

To

something, such as a

or

, through a

or medium.

●

To make a

, especially by

; to cross.

●

In Dressage:

To

a

movement.

Adj

●

In Falconry:

Of a

: Less than a year

but

on its own, having

the nest.

Name

●

Short for Passage West, Ireland.

Sourced from

Origin

passage

English

passage

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

passer

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

passager

French

passagier

Middle French (ca. 1400-1600)

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