Impossinator

(Im-poss-ə-na-tor)(s) (noun)
(Im-poss-ə-na-tions) (plural noun)
A person or persons who are adept or highly skilled at impersonating famous personalities (for comedic purposes) from throughout history.... which is nearly (impossible) past 150 years ago up until photography an sound recordings were invented...or a person up to our current time...(impostor) if the person who is being mimicked is still living...but truly it is impossible to exactly impersonate someone or something strictly by skilled acting alone a full 100%, which would not really be as funny anyway if at all thus a noticeable difference is to be maintained in order to be considered as even possibly comical.

That overly ridiculous impossinator tried in vain to sqeeze the smallest hint of a laugh from those impossible critics.

by Elworth Haygood February 14, 2019

imposing

When you invite others to a gathering via group chat thus making it harder on the host to refuse

Imposing this on the group chat. I'm sure it's cool if y'all come!

by Siemprefresco August 13, 2016

Impostant

an epic form of Important

You are impostant to me

by mwahahathtssoepichuh September 1, 2011

inporting

The verb associated with the practice of becoming intoxicated on nothing but cheap Port

After a long day at work, Ruben headed to the bar for a long session of inporting.

by Oj0 September 7, 2011

im posting this while drunk

When you post something while under the influence of loneliness and boredom

Im posting this while drunk

by Owner of a local car November 11, 2022

imposingly

in a way that looks important or causes admiration, fear, or nervousness:

Among my most treasured possessions right now is an imposingly large plastic jug containing five litres of olive oil from Spain.

by Eegsbsg September 10, 2023

Hetero Imposing

When a certain piece of media pushes or imposes the idea that a closeted person or character is in fact straight. They try to make the character act as “straight” as possible (making them play sports, have a girlfriend, hang out with the popular male characters, etc.) and they push this idea onto you. They then try to shock the audience by making the character come out, as if we couldn’t already tell.

Friend 1: Have you seen the new episode of that show
Friend 2: Yeah, I wasn’t surprised when that character came out
Friend 1: Yeah, the were hetero imposing

by JacksonLeo November 13, 2020