Noun
One who goes by; a passer.
Source: Webster's dictionarypasser by
A passer-by bravely rescued Ms Belshaw's terrified daughter by smashing into the locked house in Billinge, Wigan, with a hammer. Source: Internet
A video of the incident, which appears to have been shot by a passer-by and has since gone viral, shows five labourers with backpacks squatting and hopping on the directions of a policeman who has two sticks in his hands. Source: Internet
A passer-by who told police he had seen a man descending a drainpipe was able to identify him. Source: Internet
At 1.30 a.m. on Sunday, another passer-by saw Mr. Singh forcing himself on the driver and called the police control room. Source: Internet
Investigations so far have revealed that the motionless body of a man was seen floating in the water by a passer-by, who brought the body to shore with assistance from another individual. Source: Internet
A Derby Mountain Rescue Team spokesman said: “A passer-by called the emergency services and fetched blankets to keep him warm.” Source: Internet