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101imp — n 1. devilkin, little devil, demon, evil spirit, hobgoblin, bogy, boogeyman, Obs. bugbear; hob, goblin, (in German folklore) kobold, Irish Folklore. leprechaun, pixy, puck, sprite, elf, brownie, fairy, fay; (in Scandanavian folklore) troll, gnome …
102imp — [ɪmp] noun [C] an imaginary creature that looks like a small child and likes to have fun by behaving badly …
103imp — [[t]ɪmp[/t]] n. 1) myt a small devil or demon 2) a mischievous child 3) Obs. a scion or offshoot of a plant or tree 4) spo to repair or graft (a falcon s wing, tail, or feather) so as to improve powers of flight • Etymology: bef. 900; ME impe, OE …
104imp. — 1) gram. imperative 2) gram. imperfect 3) imperial 4) import 5) imprint …
105IMP — • idiopathic myeloid proliferation; • impression; • incomplete male pseudo hermaphroditism; • individual Medicaid practitioner; • inosine 5´ monophosphate; • intramembranous particle; • intramuscular compartment pressure; • Nisopropyl p… …
106Imp — • impression …
107imp — • impacted, impaction …
108IMP — /aɪ ɛm ˈpi/ (say uy em pee) noun Bridge a score which is the equivalent, set by a regulated table, of a real score derived according to various rules by which individual scores from different competitions at different grades are levelled out;… …
109Imp. — 1. Emperor. {Latin Imperator} 2. Empress. {Latin Imperatrix} …
110imp. — 1. imperative. 2. imperfect. 3. imperial …
