passaged

noun

1. the act of passing; specif.,
   1. movement from one place to another; migration: birds of passage
   2. change or progress from one process or condition to another; transition
   3. the enactment of a law by a legislative body
2. permission, right, or a chance to pass
3. a journey, esp. by water; voyage
4. 1. the accommodations of a passenger, esp. on a ship
   2. the charge for such accommodations
5. a way or means of passing; specif.,
   1. a road or path
   2. a channel, duct, etc.
   3. a hall or corridor that is an entrance or exit or onto which several rooms open; passageway
6. that which happens or takes place between persons; interchange, as of blows or words
7. 1. a short segment of a written work or speech: a Bible passage
   2. a section or detail of a painting, drawing, etc.
8. Med. a bowel movement
9. Music a short section of a composition, especially one displaying technical skill

Origin: OFr < passer: see pass & -age

intransitive verb passaged, passaging