Pass as
Take
Take verb - To reach for and take hold of by embracing with the fingers or arms.
Both terms in one sentence
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Take Off Your Clothes: Hermione makes Harry and Ron take off their wizards' robes so they can pass as Muggles.
- This trope was given a Take That in Rugrats where Phil and Lil switch the hairbow so that Tommy can see it won't be hard for him to pass as a girl.
Source: Mars-and-Venus Gender Contrast - It's not clear at all how much time passes over the course of the story — he is old enough to be engaged when he's cursed, and several months pass as the curse begins to take effect, but then years pass after that.
Source: Literature / A Tale of
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