Search results for 'pass':

passange (verb) : To ride in the car alongside the driver, to be a passanger

"I had to drive last time we went, this time I want to passange."

Submitted by: Joseph Pleva from Michigan on Jan. 27, 2006 18:57

passenge (verb) : to occupy a vehicle; being a passenger in a vehicle

The vehicle was passenged by you and me.

Submitted by: Frank Moschetti from Colorado on Apr. 25, 2007 15:40

passenger driver (noun) : someone who give instruction and direction to driver while sitting on the passenger seat.

Mike is starting to get annoyed because his wife voluntarily acted as the passenger driver while driving towards the mall.

Submitted by: Alex Alferez from Canada on Feb. 28, 2007 15:24

passergasser (noun) : One who passes gas

Though only few around him knew it, Theo was a renouned passergasser.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 03, 2007 09:55

passion-hub (noun) : A drive-in movie theatre

Jessica had a blind date with Peter at the passion-hub on that moonlit night.

Submitted by: Ashok from California on Jul. 18, 2007 14:49

passive-ambitious (adjective) : (1) characterized by expressing motivation, ends-orientation, or achievement in an unassertive, nonchalant manner; often displayed through cycles of procrastination and distraction interspersed with sudden, productive periods (2) describes those whose success seems effortless and who seem fairly unconcerned with it

Khoa's so passive ambitious—he seems to play guitar and surf nonstop, yet he just got accepted to Yale Law School, finished his third novel, and helped develop a new method to replicate DNA strands. —hien ngoc nguyen, "mindfulness" webblog, October 23, 2003

Submitted by: hien ngoc nguyen from California on Nov. 03, 2005 15:06

passtronaut

(noun) : [passenger + astronaut] an untrained passenger on a vessel that travels in space

The Russian billionaire was probably the first passtronaut to travel to space.

Submitted by: Edward Mayers from New York on Jul. 29, 2008 11:52

password (verb) : to make (something, such as a computer) accessible only by using a password

There is an answer to these parents' problems, though; most parents are more than capable of unplugging a computer, passwording an Internet connection or even canceling Internet service for a while. —Cassie Shaw, The Oregonian, June 6, 2006

Submitted by: Ahmed from Iraq on Mar. 01, 2009 17:29

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