Outrun
Pass
Pass verb - To shift possession of (something) from one person to another.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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While this might sound easy, you're on a time limit and two of the three throw a black sedan into the mix which you have to outrun on the first pass.
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See alse Outrun the Fireball, for the Not So Stoic version, and Battle Amongst the Flames, where you pass through the flames while fighting the final boss.
Source: Out of the Inferno - His Guardians of the Globe teammate Knockout thinks he really is blind, and that his kung fu is so good he can somehow pass for a seeing man, and he deduced that Outrun wasn't herself because he could hear the difference in how she shaves her armpits.
Source: The Ace
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