passer
/ˈpæsər/
noun
- A person who passes by or through a place.
- A passer on the street stopped to help the lost child.
- The park bench was empty except for an occasional passer.
- Each passer left footprints in the fresh snow.
- A person who passes a test, exam, or requirement.
- She was a first-time passer of the bar exam.
- Every passer of the driving test must wait two weeks for their license.
- The exam was so hard that only a few passers received a high score.
- In sports, a player who throws or kicks the ball to a teammate.
- The coach praised the passer for his quick decision-making.
- The quarterback is an accurate passer under pressure.
- As a skilled passer, she set up many goals for her team.