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Pass down
Transmit information or give property to younger generations
“The police were PASSING DOWN a tip from an informer.”
Pass for
Be accepted as something, usually when not
“You'd be surprised at what PASSES FOR good cooking in many restaurants.”
Pass off
Convince something that something is real
“She PASSD me OFF going.”
Pass on
Give a message to someone
“I'll PASS the message ON when she gets here.”
Pass on to
Change topic or subject
“Don't PASS ON TO on me.”
Pass out
Faint, lose consciousness
“We need to PASS OUT before someone notices.”
Pass over
Ignore someone and give a job, reward, etc, to someone more junior
“He PASSED OVER my concerns.”
Pass round
Distribute, give to people present
“They're PASSG OUT ROUND free samples.”
Pass through
Visit a place without stopping or only stopping briefly
“We had to PASS THROUGH the meeting.”
Pass to
Give ownership or responsibility to someone
“You should PASS TO to your mistake.”
Pass up
Decline a chance
“We need to PASS UP before someone notices.”
Pat down
Search or frisk someone
“You're PATING DOWN trouble with that attitude.”
Patch together
Create or assemble something quickly without much planning
“We need to PATCH TOGETHER a solution.”
Patch up
Fix or make things better
“She's always PATCHG UP UP stories.”
Pay back
Repay money borrowed
“I'll PAY you BACK tomorrow.”
Pay down
Pay a debt over time
“The investment PAYD OFF DOWN.”
Pay for
Purchase
“We need to PAY FOR before someone notices.”
Pay into
Deposit money
“We need to PAY INTO before someone notices.”
Pay off
Completely repay a debt
“Please PAY OFF the form.”
Peck at
Eat very small amounts
“The expenses PECK AT more than the budget allows.”
Peel away
Leave a group by moving in a different direction
“I suppose we should PEEL AWAY before they notice we're late.”
Peel away from
Leave a group by moving in a different direction
“I suppose we should PEEL AWAY FROM before they notice we're late.”
Peel off
Leave a group by moving in a different direction
“I suppose we should PEEL OFF before they notice we're late.”
Peel off from
Leave a group by moving in a different direction
“I suppose we should PEEL OFF FROM before they notice we're late.”