Pile up
To accumulate, to put things on top of each other.I piled up the magazines on top of the small table.
Pile out of (something)
To get out of something roughly.The passengers piled out of the bus when it arrived at the station.
Passport to (something)
Something that allows something good to happen.A university education is usually a passport to a better job.
Pass through (someone’s) mind
To think about something briefly, to remember something briefly.It passed through my mind that I must go to the bank and get more money before... Read more →
Pass the time
To fill up time by doing something.My grandfather usually passes the time reading and working in his garden.
Pass the hat
To attempt to collect money from a group of people for some project or special cause.We passed the hat in order to raise money to buy a movie... Read more →
Pass the buck
To shift responsibility for something to someone else.Our supervisor always tries to pass the buck if someone tries to criticize his work.
Pass out (something) pass (something) out
To distribute something.The teacher passed out the exam papers before the test.
Pass out
To faint.Three teenage girls passed out at the rock concert.
Pass oneself off as (someone or something) else
To claim to be someone one is not, to pretend to be someone else.My friend passed himself off as a reporter and was able to get into the concert... Read more →