passade
passade noun: a pass or thrust.
Noun
passade (plural passades)
- A pass or thrust.
- A manège of a horse, pacing back and forth on the same short stretch of ground.
- A brief romantic or sexual relationship; a fling.
- He was fairly sure that if he had acted first he could have enjoyed more kisses, and who knows what might have followed? "The flesh is weak, the heart is susceptible..." Edith was a passionate woman, and Bland was conveniently absent on business in the north of England. But on reflection he was...2011, David Lodge, A Man of Parts: A Novel, Penguin Group, page 134
Forms of passade
| plural | passades |
|---|---|
| alternative form | passado |
Origin of passade
French passade.
Questions about passade
- What does passade mean?
- Passade means a pass or thrust.
- What part of speech is passade?
- Passade is a noun.
- What is the plural of passade?
- The plural of passade is passades.
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