to pass

To officially agree to something or think that it is good

To get official permission or approval

To make a rule into law by an official vote or order

Officially approve an agreement, law, or decision

To officially approve a product for legal or technical use

To give permission to start or use something

To refuse to accept a decision, proposal, or law

To do very well in a test or task, often easily

Give responsibility for your job to the person who will replace you

Seem honest and believable when people check it

To give responsibility or control to another person during a planned change

To refuse someone any further chance and make them leave immediately

To ask or hope, often in prayer, not to have a hard time

To travel through a place without stopping for long

To faint or lose consciousness suddenly

Go past someone or something without stopping

To give something to another person, often information or a message

Give news, a message, or something you received to another person

Decide not to accept something, for example an offer or food

To give things to people in a group, like papers or drinks

To choose not to accept a good offer or chance

Give traditions, stories, or things to younger family members

To make a liquid or gas go through a filter

Form an opinion about someone or something, often a critical one

Hand something to each person in a group

To ignore someone or something on purpose

To move across a place, often above the ground

Give something to a teacher or official for them to check

To make something or someone look real when they are not

Go past without being noticed or taken

To move across an enemy line to reach the other side

To slowly disappear or stop existing

To be seen as good enough after a check

To die peacefully in a gentle, respectful way

To let gas out from your bottom

Make information spread among many people

To ask people to give money for a person or cause

To treat criticism or an insult as not important

To move something gently over a surface

To ignore someone you meet by pretending not to see them

Give something back to the person who had it

Send a value or setting from a main part of a program to its smaller parts

To let gas from inside your body out through your bottom

To start the next step of a plan without delay

To become less strong over time

To release gas or a bad smell quietly

To let urine come out of your body

A paper or digital ticket that lets a passenger get on a plane

An excuse that lets someone avoid rules or blame because of their position

A written note from a teacher that allows a student to leave class and go into the hallway

A ticket that lets someone enter a place without paying

A low route through mountains that people or vehicles use

A risky final attempt to succeed when little time remains

A short forward pass where teammates block to protect the receiver

A throw toward the opponent's end to move the ball downfield

A player who receives forward passes, like a wide receiver or tight end

A device that lets slow changes in signals pass and reduces fast changes

Permission from a partner to be romantic or sexual with someone outside the relationship

An opening between a kitchen and dining room for passing food

A successful forward pass caught by a teammate

A mountain road through the Alps that links Innsbruck in Austria with Bolzano in Italy

A narrow mountain route between Pakistan and Afghanistan used for trade and army movements

A high mountain pass near Lake Tahoe where trapped pioneers ate human flesh to survive

A short forward pass to a player running toward the sideline in American football

A run of input data through a model to produce predictions

Permission to stop cooking for a short time, often said as a joke

A pass that goes sideways or backward instead of forward in American football

An electronic part that lets high sounds pass and reduces low sounds

A risky pass that puts someone in danger or trouble

Special, unfair treatment given to a woman by others because of her gender

A setting that lets signals or data pass through unchanged to another device

A football player who catches passes from the quarterback

A ball moved backward to a teammate to keep possession

Sending a file back to the person who handled it before for review

A throw that aims the ball at a planned place for the receiver to catch