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Definition of Make pass
1. Verb. Cause to pass. "She passed around the plates"
Causes: Go Across, Go Through, Pass
Specialized synonyms: Cycle, Pass Off, Pass Through, Lead, Run
Lexicographical Neighbors of Make Pass
Literary usage of Make pass
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Mummy: Chapters on Egyptian Funereal Archaeology by Ernest Alfred Wallis Budge (1894)
"... a hru neb her ari maket en make pass the night I of day every in making the
protection of og, ..."
2. A Dictionary: English and Burmese by Adoniram Judson (1849)
"Transmit, t>. f. to send from one to another, со» gSa to make pass (through some
medium,) ... to make pass from one to another, ..."
3. Freemasons' Quarterly Magazine (1847)
"... not being an installed Master, cannot make, pass, or raise; his acts therefore
as such are invalid. The Grand Lodge knowingly would NOT grant ..."
4. Revised Laws of Nevada: Containing State Statutes of a General Nature from by Nevada, James G. Sweeney, George Frederick Talbot, Frank Herbert Norcross (1920)
"Every person who shall make, pass, utter or publish with the intention to defraud
any other person or persons, firm, corporation or body politic, any bill, ..."
5. A Brief Course in General Physics, Experimental and Applied by George Arthur Hoadley (1900)
"Charge the electrophorus and count the number of sparks that you can make pass
between the disk and the square of tinfoil. Discharge the tinfoil by touching ..."
6. Essentials of Physics by George Arthur Hoadley (1921)
"Count the number of sparks that you can make pass from the electrophorus disk to
the square of tin foil. Discharge the tin foil by touching it. ..."
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