bypast

bypast
/buy"past', -pahst'/, adj.
1. bygone; earlier; former; past.
v.
2. a pp. of bypass.
3. Rare. a pt. of bypass.
[1375-1425; late ME (adj.); see BY1 (adv.), PAST]

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