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passer-through

passer-through noun: a person who passes through a place.

Noun

passer-through (plural passers-through)

  1. A person who passes through a place.
    • Used as a place to alight for the Royal Family and their guests bound for Balmoral, esteemed Ballater passers-through included Tsar Nicholas II in 1896, when the site was temporarily painted black and gold to mark the occasion.2022 June 29, Dr Joseph Brennan, “Wonderful waiting rooms on the waiting list”, in RAIL, number 960, page 60

Forms of passer-through

pluralpassers-through

Questions about passer-through

What does passer-through mean?
Passer-through means a person who passes through a place.
What part of speech is passer-through?
Passer-through is a noun.
What is the plural of passer-through?
The plural of passer-through is passers-through.

Words near passer-through in the dictionary

  1. passepied
  2. passepieds
  3. passer
  4. passer-by
  5. passer-bys
  6. passer-through
  7. passerby
  8. passerbys
  9. passerelle
  10. passerelles
  11. passerid

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