Paschal

pas'kal, adj. pertaining to the Pasch or Pa over, or to Easter. Pasha, Pacha, pa's ha or pash-5 n. a title of Turkish officers who are governors of provinces or hold high naval and military commands. — Per bask a a corr. of padshah pad protecting, and shah, king.] Pashalic, pa-thul'ik, n the jurisdiction of a pasha- Pasque-flower, Pasch-flower, pask'-flow'er, n. a kind of anemone, which flowers about Easter. Pasquin, pat'kwin, Pasquinade, pas'kwin-ad, n. a lampoon or satire. v.t or v.i. to lampoon or satirise [/'aiqumo, a tailor in Rome in 15th cent remarkable his sarcastic humour.] Pa , pas, v i to pace or walk onward to move from one place to another to travel to go from one state to another to change to circulate to be regarded to go by to go unheeded or neglected to elapse, as time to be finished to move away: to disappear. [B.) to pa away: to go through inspection to be approved to happen to fall, ns by inheritance to flow through to thrust, as with a sword to run, as a road ’.—pa p. pa ed and past. [Fr. pa er. It. pa arc -L. pa us, a step. See Paoe.J Pa , pas, v to go by, over, beyond, through, to spend to mini, to disregard: to surpa ; to enact, or 10 be enacted by to cause to move to send to transfer to give forth to cause to go by to approve to give circulation to: [fencing) to thrust —Come to pa , to happen. Pa , pas, n that through which one pa es a narrow pa age a narrow defile a pa port state or condition [fencing, a thrust —n. Pa book, a book that pa es between a trader and his customer, in winch credit purchases are enU red — n PaSB'key, a key enabling one to pa nr enter a house a key for opening several locks Pa word, {nul.) a private word enabling one to pa or enter a camp, by wliich a friend distinguished fioin a stranger pa able, pas'a-bl, adj. that may be pa ed, trave tied or navigated that may bear inspection tolerable n Pa^s 'ablene . —adv. Pa ably. Pa age. pas'.ij, n. act of pa ing: journey course time occupied in pa ing way entrance enactment of a law right of pa ing occurrence a single clause or part of a book, . B a mountain-pa , ford of a river: zool raigratory habits Pa ant, pas'a nt, adj. 'her.) walking (said of an anim d [Fr See Pa , v Pa enger, pas'en-jer, n one who pa es one who travels in some public conveyance. [Fr. pa ager, with inserted «, as in me enger, pomngcr, nightingale.) Pa er, pas'er, «. one who pa es.—h. Pa 'er-by, one who pa es by or near.