impressionate

leaving an imprint on the fabric of reality. It's like what ghosts do.

Their love was so strong it will impressionate throughout time.

by Vorlon007 June 13, 2015

imprisionate

v. to hold in prison; imprison; n. imprisionation

They should be imprisonated.

by Bill Lee June 20, 2004

Impressionate

When you simultaneously Impersonate and do an Impression of someone.

Also when you leave an impression on something.

Example of Impressionate

Person 1: *cute voice* "I'm a rebellious teenager."

Person 2: *cute voice* "I'm a rebellious teenager."

Person 1: "Hey, Don't Impression me!" *pouts*

by Coriolis Spinner July 21, 2016

impressionate

(v) Making a comment from someone else's point of view for humorous effect.
Portmanteau of "impression" and "impersonate".

Nick: I've seen his YouTube channel twice.
Colin: I'm basically his biggest fan /s.
Nick: Really?
Colin: No, I'm just trying to impressionate you.
<Cue hilarity>

by drbaconphd July 21, 2017

imparsonate

To either pretend to be a minister ("parson"), or to do such a lousy-ass job of it that people actually think you're not a real preacher.

That dude at the pulpit today was soooo far off on his quotings from Scripture --- almost seemed like one of those imparsonaters!

by QuacksO August 7, 2018