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imprints 

He who prints for a professional use.
Imprints(em prints) alot of photo's I reckon he's a professional.
imprints by Michael H. May 14, 2005
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Imprints 

An ML noob that became a super swaggy pro and now everyone loves him. He is also the son of an epic gamer named Trapz
Woah is that Imprints? He must get so many girls with his pro ML skills.
Imprints by ImprintsML August 17, 2021

imprint on someone 

to make something have a strong and permanent influence on someone or something.
Ary has an imprint on Mario after they broke up.

She still has permanent love for him and think about him everyday and checks her phone for memories of them both.

Imprint on someone/ strong love you won’t forget EVER

Imprinting 

1. A Twilight series word.
2. A "bizarre werewolf thing".
3. To imprint.
4. The act of a Quileute werewolf falling "in love" with someone--basically "love at first sight" but much more powerful and much more absolute; the love is not always a "romantic" love, but rather, simply UNCONDITIONAL love in general--brother-sisterly, romantically, whatever.

Imprinting was supposed to be a rare exception, but several of Jacob's pack mates were already imprinted in Eclipse. Jake would eventually imprint, too--on Renesmee, Bella's vampire hybrid daughter.
Imprinting by puffinmuffin. January 20, 2009

Imprinting 

Psychologically speaking, imprinting is when a younger person (typically a child) follows in the footsteps of the first person they interact with early in their life. It could be their mother, big brother or big sister. When the child views that person as their role model, they have essentially imprinted onto them. The said child fantasizes about being like their role model, being intimate with their role model (e.g. hugging), and willing to do anything they ask. This happens not only in humans but also in animals (e.g. baby chicks following and copying their mother duck after hatching).

Going off of that, you could say that in general, imprinting is the act of looking up to a person and viewing them as their idol, often to an excessive and subservient degree.
Imprinting often happens when you crush on someone for the first time. You just wanna be like them, be with them, and have everything to do with them. When they're put in the same group as you, you suddenly feel a strong sense of devotion. That is the essence of imprinting.
Poo, stain, leave a dirty dark spot, perform a Cleveland-steamer on a friend.
From the Twilight series "Bella, sometimes you see someone, you know that they're the one, and you imprint on them."
Imprint by Space_cowboy_1989 December 1, 2010

Energetic Imprint 

We each have a default emotion. You know people you would describe as a pissed off individual, or negative, or sad, depressed, or really happy all the time. Let’s call this their default emotion.

Emotions have a vibrational frequency that radiate out from a person, which is why people ‘feel’ good or bad to you before you even touch them.

A person’s live cells carry their frequency and you might want to think about the quality of the DNA you are taking on by exchanging energy through sexuality and bodily fluids.
After a classroom empties out, hours later you can still feel the Energetic Imprint of the Students that have long since left the room.

After hugging a relative goodbye at the Airport you can still feel their Energetic Imprint on you and in you.
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