Passe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PASSE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• (French) out of date, or nearly so, also PASSEE
• no longer fashionable; out of date
• Alt. of Passee
• out of fashion
• out-of-date
• (especially of a woman) past one's prime.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• outmoded

Words that contain PASSE

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How to use PASSE in a sentence

• At the full, At pleasure passe through every spacious Roome.
• And here I will passe ouer to certifie you of strange things, vntill our meeting, for it would be too long to write thereof.
• But the Moores cannot passe, except they haue a passeport from the Portugales.
• The Passe of Rautirare afforded entrance for small vessels.
• Yet it is a drincke very much esteemed among the Indians, whereof they feast noble men as they passe through their country.
• Who and what is there that does not pass off, or become passe? When your wife is twenty years older, we will resume this conversation.
• Then Panthia stopped up the wide wound of his throat with the Sponge and said, O sponge sprung and made of the sea, beware that thou not passe by running river.
• Wherefore we were willed to stay there all night, and on the next morning, to goe close and round together, whereby we might passe and escape all dangers.
• These things yet staied not Cesar, who appointing his horssemen to passe on before, commanded the footemen to follow.
• For so it commeth to passe, that nothing can be so sure confirmed by mans power, but the same by the like power may be againe destroied.
• He appointed to passe himselfe from the coasts of Flanders, at what time other of capteines with their fleets from other parts should likewise make saile towards Britaine.
• He builded certeine brigantins with flat keeles to serue for the ebbes and shallow shelues here and there, lieng vncerteinlie in the straits which he had to passe.
• Diuerse rare things happened also at the same time, which I passe ouer.
• And herevpon it commeth also to passe, that the British toong hath in it remaining at this day some smacke of the Greeke.
• Now let vs passe from these examples, to treate of those that concerne the comelinesse and decencie of mans behauiour.
• Tous ces poemes, ceux du moins qui resument le passe, sont de la realite historique condensee ou de la realite historique devinee.
• So was the red sea impossible for the Israelites to passe through, the hils and rockes lay so on the one side, and their enemies compassed on the other.
• But with a present to the Bye and Ermine some may passe.
• And after you be searched and haue leaue to passe, you must presently depart out of the port, and if you doe not, they will search you againe.
• Before that we doe come to Cinceo wee haue to passe through many places, and some of great importance.
• Our Lord grant for his mercy all things so to be disposed, that it may sometime be brought to passe, that so great a nation as this is perish not for want of helpe.
• Where the riuers do meete, and so passe into the sea, there lieth great store of boats, specially where no salt-water commeth, and that in March and April.
• The passage of the bridge where it is opened, be so neere the shoare, that nothing can passe without touching the same.
• Gentlemen for the most part do passe the night in banketting, musicke, and vaine discourses, they sleepe the day time.
• They passe it in eating, drinking and singing excesivelie.
• Je passe des journees entieres sans rien rapporter.
• The student of English style in its evolution must marvel at the idiom of Austen, so strangely modern is it, so little has time been able to make it passe.

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