Pass
Pass verb - To shift possession of (something) from one person to another.
Wins
Both words in one sentence
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Dungeons & Dragons: An alternate 3rd edition Krynn has a universe where Raistlin wins, and players pass through a world which is gradually being destroyed by magically-enhanced storms.
Source: Just Before the End -
In the House of Mouse short "Rollercoaster Painters", Mickey and Donald do this when Goofy wins the lifetime pass.
Source: Jaw Drop -
Destroying it (which takes more than one shot) wins you one million points, but since the game is a Vertical Scrolling Shooter it could easily pass off screen first.
Source: Metal Slime
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