Passive

[Sarah]

adj. allowing others to walk all over you as if you were a doormat

[Dianne]

adj. 1: [tending] to take the submissive, [inactive] role in [sex 2]: being acted upon 3: bottom

[Gregory]

adjective: In a homosexual relationship between a man and a man, the protagonists cannot [have it both ways]: [one of them] gives it to the other. This refers to the person on the receiving [end of] the penis.

When intending to insult someone by calling them a homosexual, qualifying him as passive makes it more derogatory.

[Ernesto]

someone who is passive has no actions involved in whatever is taking place.
a [passive submissive] [conclusive] relentless [indecisive] effect has no meaning whatsoever, though the subpassive, illpassive and bypassive means have more effect on the other passiveness than that of the passive passiveness previously explained in this article.

[Agnes]

Accepting or allowing what happens or what others do, without active response or resistance.

[Vania]

Staying [alert] and [watching] your surroundings