Noun:

ਭੋਜਨ,

repass's Usage Examples:

Vegetation growth is prevented by the constant passing and repassing of the resident rabbits.

Trepassey is the name of the harbour, the bay and the community.

1919, United States Navy Curtiss Flying Boats (the NC-1, NC-3 and NC-4) leave Trepassey harbour on May 16; NC-4 flies to Portugal via the Azores, thus completing the first successful (although not non-stop) transatlantic flight.

HistoryTrepassey originates from the French word trépassés (dead men), named after Baie des Trépassés on the Brittany coast of France.

Timeline1505, Trepassey first appears on European maps as a supply depot.

Schumacher finished in 6th place, after repassing Nico Rosberg (7th) and Heikki Kovalainen (8th) who were on three-stop.

1670s, the Periman or Perriman brothers from North Devon, arrive in Trepassey and operate a successful fishing plantation.

floor under the influence of spiritual signs, or swiftly passing and repassing each other, like clouds agitated by a mighty wind.

Governor Claiborne ordered the military "to permit no Negroes to pass or repass the same," during the event known as the 1811 slave uprising.

1675, the French occupy one part of the Trepassey harbour and the English the other side.

but, as in earlier duels with Fangio, the Ferrari pair were passing and repassing only on the safer North and South curves.

Leake captures not only the French ships but also destroys multiple French fishing stages, effectively driving the French from Trepassey once and for all.