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11imp — [ ımp ] noun count 1. ) an imaginary creature that looks like a small child and likes to have fun by behaving badly 2. ) a child who behaves badly in a way that adults think is funny …
12imp — (n.) O.E. impe, impa young shoot, graft, from impian to graft, probably an early West Germanic borrowing from V.L. *imptus, from L.L. impotus implanted, from Gk. emphytos, verbal adjective formed from emphyein implant, from em in + phyein to… …
13imp — imp1 [imp] n. [ME impe < OE impa < impian, to graft in, akin to OHG impfōn < VL * imputare (< im , in + putare, to prune), transl. of Gr emphyteyein, to engraft < emphyta, scion < em , in + phyton, growth: see PHYTE] 1. Obs. a)… …
14Imp. — Imp., Abkürzung für Imperium, Imperator oder auch Imperativus …
15Imp. — Imp., Abkürzung für Imperativus, Imperator, Imperium; auch für impressit (lat.), hat es gedruckt …
16imp. — imp. 〈Abk. für lat.〉 imprimatur …
17Imp. — Imp. 〈Abk. für lat.〉 Imperator …
18IMP — Imp, impendio, impensis, imperante, Imperator, imperator, Imperatore, imperatore, Imperatorem, Imperatores, Imperatori, Imperatoribus, Imperatoris, Imperatoris, Imperatorum, imperi, imperii, imperio, impetum, Impperatoribus, impugnavit …
19imp — [n] mischievous child, small person brat, demon, devil, deviling, devilkin, elf, fiend, gamin, gnome, gremlin, hellion, minx, pixie, puck, rascal, rogue, scamp, sprite, troll, tyke, urchin, villain; concept 412 …
20imp. — imp. = imprimatur …
