subpassage
verbEtymology From sub- + passage.
1
To perform a subpassage.
noun, verb — 3 senses
Etymology From sub- + passage.
The passage (movement) of a strain of microorganism through the gut of an animal in order to increase its virulence.
A passage of text forming part of a larger passage.
Etymology From sub- + passage.
To perform a subpassage.
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