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through-pass
through-pass n. 
/ˈθruːpas/,
Brit. /ˈθruːpɑːs/
, /ˈθruːpɑːs//ˈθruːpas/U.S. /ˈθruˌpæs/
†(a) a sword-thrust that passes right through something (obsolete); (b) chiefly Association Football = through-ball n./ˈθruˌpæs/ΘΚΠ
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1673 H. N. Payne Morning Ramble v. 69 I made a through pass, and run my Sword to'th' hilts.
1909 Times 1 Jan. 3/3 The next goal came from C. E. Brisley, who took a ‘through’ pass from A. H. Birks, and finished up with a very powerful shot.
1937 F. N. S. Creek Assoc. Football iii. 58 Short passing should always consist of ‘through’ passes so that the ball is sent behind an opponent and never..across his front.
1967 J. Potter Foul Play (1968) ii. 29 If you're playing on the left wing I'll feed you with through-passes to the corner flag.
2016 Scotsman (Nexis) 12 Mar. The goal arose from a sublime through pass.
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