passed

v. Died. Can also mean to give the ball or puck to a teammate.

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Did you hear? Kobe passed.

Wow. That is interesting news.First time that ever happened.

You are incredibly insensitive.

Too soon?

by gnostic3 January 30, 2020

Pass

To move around a ball, in this case specifically basketball.

DG: Andrew! Pass the fucking ball!
AC: What does that mean?

by Dg2121 February 23, 2020

The pass

The pass is the all time n-word pass only given to you by a black person. It means that you can say the n-word once and the black guy can’t get mad because he gave your the pass. Another circumstance is the all season pass. This means you have an infinite amount of n-word passes for as long as the black guy says you can. Ex: one day, one week etc.

“Hey homie you got the all season pass for a year!”

“Here’s the pass”

by Mcchocherpants April 11, 2019

PASS

Parents Against Sports Society. They are a Canadian group of concerned parents that believe sports breed criminal behavior and are warlike and inhumane. They also allege them of having a language of crime with words and phrases such as "steal the ball", "steal the base" and "touchdown" (Touchdown is a slang pedophiles use for the act of touching a boy "down there").

Man 1: My group i'm representing PASS: Parents Against Sports Society, are a group of concerned parents that believe sports breed criminal behavior and are warlike and inhumane. We also feel that sports have a language of crime with words and phrases such as "steal the ball", "steal the base" and "touchdown".

Man 2: PASS? Well, i'm with SSAP- Sports Society Against Parents that make dumb comments like that!

Man 1: You're just making that up! We're real. We have meetings.

by Red John's Friend October 8, 2019

Passing

When someone says something so funny that you feel like you are passing away.

Stephen: Remember that time Sam left the bar to puke outside and immediately got thrown in the drunk tank.
Sally: Stop! I'm passing!

by stephenplans April 22, 2013

Pass

Pass (v) - The politically correct term for skipping a class. The word can be used in future, present, and past tenses (pass, passing, and passed, respectively).

Example #1: (before class)

Hannah: "Hey do you guys wanna go to class today?"

Kurtis: "Eh, no thanks, I think I'll pass..."

Waleed: "Yeah same here..."

Example #2: (during class)

Maria: "Hey where's Stefan?"

Megan: "Oh I think he's passing."

Example #3: (after class)

Natasha: "Hey where were you today? We had a test in U.S. History today."

Harrison: "Yeah I know, I passed because I didn't study for it at all..."

by kurtisthefurtis November 21, 2011

Passes

Currency for Geography lesson, Miss Lo in LSC

Student A: *talks*
Miss Lo: DEDUCT YOU 10 PASSES

by random person (racist) October 29, 2023