Definition of pass muster

pass muster

noun

• to be adequate.

  Last edited on Sep 14 2009. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 14 2009.

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Other terms relating to 'pass':
make a pass at	Definitions include: to attempt to elicit romance or sex; "hit on".
pass around p*ssy	Definitions include: a promiscuous female.
passed out	Definitions include: to be asleep, often (but not always) in a place other than one's own bed.
pass gas	Definitions include: to flatulate.
pass out	Definitions include: to fall asleep, often (but not always) in a place other than one's own bed.
pass the buck	Definitions include: to push responsibility onto someone else.
pass the torch	Definitions include: to turn responsibility over to.
pass wind	Definitions include: To fart or flatulate.
pass with flying colors	Definitions include: to pass something graded (e.g. a test, a course) with excellent grades.
powder puff pass	Definitions include: a weak throw.

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