Impose, impUose, imposE

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Impent

verb | /ɪmˈpɛnt/
Definition: To store, suppress, or hold something within oneself, particularly emotions, thoughts, or urges that remain unexpressed.

Tenses:

Present: impent

Past: impented

Continuous: impenting

Origin: A neologism blending the ideas of “pent-up” and “imprisoned,” coined to describe the internal storing or bottling of intangible burdens.

Examples:

He impented his guilt for years, never speaking a word of it.

She is impenting so much sadness behind that smile.

They have impented dreams too long—now it’s time to act.

by RaNd0mLH May 3, 2025

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impunitty

Refers to da legal-status condition whereby da court won't penalize you for yer transgressions as long as you tell da truth in basic and complete detail.

Ollie North asked for testimonial "impunitty" during da Iran-Contra affair --- i.e., he wanted da court to agree not to prosecute him no matter what crimes he admitted to in court, and he would back up his request by threatening to reveal "da intimate basics" of da U.S. government's shady dealings if said condition was not met.

by QuacksO May 8, 2025

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Impass

When a moron can't spell Impasse correctly.

It's Impasse with an E at the end; you illiterate clown.

P1: Looks like we are at an Impass

P2 beats P1 up in a grammatically-fueled rage.

P1: "I was speaking. How could I spell it incorrectly.

by IdiotFox May 9, 2025

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Implicit

Hey! Very good Ben! It's implicit! Somebody was listening! Fantastic! So that's one big gold Jewish star of David for Ben... Theeeere you go. Good job 😬👍

Hym "Yeah, see, that won't work Matt. As Ben what say, it's implicit. So that isn't going to do anything."

by Hym Iam May 9, 2025

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