The movie was an impassive commentary on the riots.
by foxiefox October 12, 2009
by D-Vo January 26, 2006
I. "He impassionately approves of his girlfriend's achievements."
II. "I am extremely impassioned about your earlier confrontation with me."
II. "I am extremely impassioned about your earlier confrontation with me."
by TL373 July 21, 2006
When both parties need to make a decision and both are "Not Trippin" - thus at an impass ; "not-trippin impass"
A:"idk, you want it?"
B:"im not really trippin"
A:"im not trippin either"
C:"you to have reached a not-trippin impass"
B:"im not really trippin"
A:"im not trippin either"
C:"you to have reached a not-trippin impass"
by Brolachan650 October 12, 2010