by Maybelline October 07, 2007
"My dad was old and ill, and he passed yesterday."
"Really?"
"Yeah, it was in a no-passing zone, and he crashed into an oncoming car."
"Bummer."
"Yeah, both he and the other driver were killed."
"Really?"
"Yeah, it was in a no-passing zone, and he crashed into an oncoming car."
"Bummer."
"Yeah, both he and the other driver were killed."
by lathrop Mxyzptlk September 29, 2011
by Noel369 March 27, 2021
by nitz January 22, 2004
adjective for a trans person who looks like they're cis, whether intentionally or not
usage mostly limited to where trans people are functioning within cis society, where everyone is assumed cis until informed otherwise — a person "passes" for cis until clocked. within trans circles, passing is irrelevant and a rarely used term, because everyone is assumed to be trans.
adopted from an older use of passing, meaning african-americans who move within white society in order to survive. sometimes disambiguated as white-passing and cis-passing. a less appropriative & more accurate term for trans "passing" is masking.
usage mostly limited to where trans people are functioning within cis society, where everyone is assumed cis until informed otherwise — a person "passes" for cis until clocked. within trans circles, passing is irrelevant and a rarely used term, because everyone is assumed to be trans.
adopted from an older use of passing, meaning african-americans who move within white society in order to survive. sometimes disambiguated as white-passing and cis-passing. a less appropriative & more accurate term for trans "passing" is masking.
i know passing isn't encouraged anymore bc "trans visibility" or w/e but gawd some days i wish i could just pass at the grocery store and not have to have my guard up 24/7/365
by fish trap July 15, 2018
To hand a joint to a fellow pothead. Especially when in a circle of people.
Always pass to the left.
Always pass to the left.
by desperate_d April 20, 2009
Pressing I don't know while editing on urban dictionary.
Also known as,
Passed, IDK, and most favorable... "Who wants to see if they can make sense of this." (Though this case should be failed)
Also known as,
Passed, IDK, and most favorable... "Who wants to see if they can make sense of this." (Though this case should be failed)
by Feildmaster November 21, 2009