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impress 

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a) To have a strong effect on something
b) To force someone into naval services.
Rorke's drift was an impressive battle.

The anglo-american war (or war of 1812, if it's the only war your country was in at the time, aka you are from north america) resulted in the treaty of Ghent. However, this did not resolve any of the issues the united states had fought for. However, as a courtesy, Impressing stopped. See war of 1812
impress by Kung-Fu Jesus April 28, 2004
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impress 

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force (someone) to serve in an army or navy.
"a number of Poles, impressed into the German army"
impress by Arminkshipper August 9, 2024

Impress Divinity 

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(1) Appeared on Saneter Studios bringing the reveloutionary idea/ argument that the sperm is not the spirit. (2) She who embodies hip hop, the divine feminine, and complex thought in the form of writing/poetic expression.
Impress Divinity expresses the importance of the divine feminine and imparative agression against "pick me" women.
Impress Divinity by SavageBadu November 23, 2021

to impress jodie foster 

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What you say when did something stupid and you really have no explanation as why you did it in the first place. Comes from the psychopath John Hinckley, Jr. who tried to assassinate Ronald Reagan to impress Jodie Foster.
Cop: "Why did you throw your milkshake at the drive-thru lady?"

Crook: "Uh...uh..to impress jodie foster.."

Stress to Impress 

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Temporary anxiety caused by the need or want to show off a certain skill in front of a person or group. The skill can usually be attained unless others are watching, causing the stress.
Person A: "Why were you so sloppy at work tonight? You've been washing dishes for 3 years!"
Person B: "Dude, I felt the stress to impress because of that new, hott salad bar girl working here."
Stress to Impress by Americanhockey1 November 22, 2009
Word of the Day on November 25, 2009

not impress 

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The troll way of saying "I'm not impressed".
<Person 1> Dude, check out "x"!
<Person 2> not impress
not impress by Faustuss April 8, 2010

funky fresh dress to impress 

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Supa Fly and dressed to bring in them haters.
Are you ready to hit tha club?
You lookin funky fresh dress to impress!
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