Part 606 (1/2)

_Crosraguel_

L B _pass-us_, locus

_To_ PASE, _v a_ To poise

V ~Pais~

PASH, _s_ The head, a ludicrous term, S

_Watson_

PASMENTS, _s pl_

1 Strips of lace or silk sewed on clothes

2 Now used to denote livery; pron _pessments_, S B

_Acts Ja VI_

3 External decorations of religion

_Rutherford_

Teut Fr _passement_, lace

_To_ ~Pasment~, _v a_ To deck with lace

_Z Boyd_

PassINGEOURE, _s_ A passage boat

_Douglas_

O Fr _passageur_, L B _passagerius_, a ferryman

_To_ PassIVERE, _v a_ To exceed, W Loth

PASTANCE, _s_ Pastime

_Pal Hon_