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In Fencing or swordfighting, there are many passes, forward moves, essentially. For example, a pasato soto, is a "low pass". Passado is probably an alternate Elizabethan Shakespeare spelling of the Italian phrase. So "Your passado", simply means, "your move" and invited Tybalt to attack, to make a pass.

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