passalong

/ˈpæsəˌlɔŋ/
noun
  1. An item, especially a plant, that is given or passed from one person to another, often informally.
    • My grandmother gave me a passalong rose cutting from her garden.
    • She received a passalong recipe book from a neighbor.
    • The community garden has a table for passalong plants that anyone can take.
  2. A cost or expense that is transferred to another party, such as a customer or client.
    • The contract included a passalong clause for raw material price changes.
    • The company added a passalong fee to cover the shipping costs.
    • The tax increase resulted in a passalong to consumers through higher prices.
Synonyms
adjective
  1. Describing something that is meant to be passed along or shared with others.
    • The passalong plant sale encourages gardeners to share extra seedlings.
    • They organized a passalong book exchange at the library.
    • The passalong tradition of sharing cuttings helps preserve old plant varieties.
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