laissez-passer

[les-ey-pa-sey; Fr. le-sey-pah-sey]

noun, plural lais·sez-pas·sers, French lais·sez-pas·ser.

a permit; pass, especially one issued in lieu of a passport.

Origin:
< French: literally, allow to pass

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