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Pass up   /pæs əp/   Listen
Pass up

verb
1.
Refuse to accept.  Synonyms: decline, refuse, reject, turn down.
2.
Fail to acknowledge.






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"Pass up" Quotes from Famous Books



... As you pass up the avenue you turn sharp round the corner of the court house, and on a steep hill before you ...
— Rolling Stones • O. Henry

... we've come to threats, let me talk. I offered to marry you and do the square thing, but if you don't want to, I'll pass up the formality and take you for my squaw, the same as your father took Alluna. I guess you're no better than your mother, so your old man can't say much under the circumstances, and if he don't object, Poleon can't. Just remember, you're alone with me in the heart of a ...
— The Barrier • Rex Beach

... actresses are there in their play costumes and painted faces, with mortal fright showing through the rouge—some trembling, some in tears—the screams and calls, confused talk—redoubled, trebled—two or three manage to pass up water from the stage to the President's box—others try to clamber up. Amidst all this, a party of soldiers, two hundred or more, hearing what is done, suddenly appear; they storm the house, inflamed with fury, literally charging the audience with fixed bayonets, muskets, and pistols, ...
— The Every-day Life of Abraham Lincoln • Francis Fisher Browne

... like action. Things in motion have a peculiar fascination. Who does not watch with interest a moving locomotive? Advertising experts appreciate the appeal of the animate, as is evidenced by the great variety of moving objects that challenge our interest as we pass up and down the streets of a city and we respond to the challenge. In fact, it is natural to respond to the appeal of all of these seven terms—hence their ...
— Principles of Teaching • Adam S. Bennion

... it just the same, I see; however we'll pass up the lady. Carter, there has been a spy in here to-night, calling himself Lieutenant Fortesque, of the 42nd Regiment. He came through the lines this morning with despatches for Howe, I understand. Did you ...
— My Lady of Doubt • Randall Parrish


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