The term 'pass on' can be defined as to transfer or communicate something to another person. This term can be expressed in a variety of ways, such as referring, dying, skipping, croaking, relaying, conveying, imparting, perishing, deceasing, disallowing, and handing down. Referring is the act of directing someone to a source for information or help, while dying is the act of ceasing to live. Skipping is the act of jumping lightly over something, while croaking is the sound made by a frog or toad. Relaying is the act of passing on information or instructions, while conveying is the act of communicating or transferring something. Imparting is the act of communicating knowledge or information, while perishing is the act of decaying or being destroyed. Deceasing is the act of dying, while disallowing is the act of forbidding or prohibiting something. Handdown is the act of passing something down from one generation to the next.