Impermanent

Not permanent, passing, fleeting, not long lasting.

Fish-Demon: Wow, that was insane. I had to focus really hard while walking down that hill.
Fish: Don't worry, the effects are impermanent.

by Lover of satan, a fish. April 16, 2011

impertinent

Not showing proper respect; rude.

After reading the #2 definition on Urban Dictionary, I thought, "this contributor is likely an impertinent character".

by Wills McWilly Face August 31, 2020

impertinent

risk, arrogant, brazen

by Larstait November 6, 2003

impertinent

Someone in need of having their panties pulled down and their bum turned a rosy red hue.

Talking back at your boyfriend when he is being nice is impertinent.

Some girls like being spanked, and are intentionally impertinent.

Impertinence towards faculty in traditional schools can have dire consequences.

by Melanie5 May 11, 2010

Inpermanent

When something that was once thought to be permanent becomes permanent no more.

The power of degrading is inpermanent.

by Kevinw05 May 9, 2020

Impertinente

Adjective. Insolent, menso.

Example A: A American person is Impertinente. Other wise known as menso.

by GeehsWords March 12, 2019

Impertinent

It’s when you’re not feeling the vibe and, and you have to, you have to run off for a bit.

“I do not not know what impertinent means, let me google it.”
“I didn’t know we had WiFi on here.”

by I just want to make cups September 19, 2021