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impersonate by bish0han February 17, 2015
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Imperstateral
Something that involves a balance of power between two people.
- Used mainly when referring to a relationship in which no party holds authority over another.
- Derived from the latin words for ‘power’ and ‘balance’.
- Used mainly when referring to a relationship in which no party holds authority over another.
- Derived from the latin words for ‘power’ and ‘balance’.
Imperstateral by Beansproutman May 10, 2021
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Imperstateral Relationship
"I'd say the relationship is healthy, it seems to be an imperstateral relationship."
"He treats his children imperstaterally."
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"He treats his children imperstaterally."
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Imperstateral Relationship by Neville Crusket May 10, 2021
impersonating
impersonating by Vas January 24, 2005
Impersonal Sex
Casual sex with a stranger. It frequently refers to casual sex between two anonymous males in public restrooms. Laud Humphreys studied it in 1960 as a doctorate student of sociology at Washington University. The University refused to grant him the PhD for ethical reasons. Conceptually, it is close to one-night-stand, and no-strings-attached sex.
Michel Foucault, the famous French philosopher, experienced impersonal sex while visiting San Francisco.
Impersonal Sex by M Abdel Aziz December 19, 2009
iPhersonate
The act of adding the line
"Sent from my iPhone" to an email (sent using as computer) to in order to excuse the messages length (or lack thereof), lack of spelling/grammar, or general vagueness.
"Sent from my iPhone" to an email (sent using as computer) to in order to excuse the messages length (or lack thereof), lack of spelling/grammar, or general vagueness.
iPhersonate by CopterCoy December 21, 2008
Usher impersonator
Someone who dresses up as Usher as a job for entertainment purposes. It's a little known fact that Usher is the second-most impersonated celebrity after Elvis. The few good ones can be found in Vegas, but the many bad ones usually work in the aisles at weddings, churches, and movie theaters. These shitty Usher impersonators usually have to wear "Usher" name tags so people know that they're trying to impersonate Usher.
Vanilla Ice: "Man, that guy at the movie theater showing people to their seats sure was one hell of a broke down Usher impersonator. I mean, if you're 60 years old and white and have to wear an 'Usher' name tag so people will know what you're doing, find another job."
Snow: "Yeah, I thought he was trying to be Bob Barker at first."
Snow: "Yeah, I thought he was trying to be Bob Barker at first."
Usher impersonator by Nick D May 24, 2004
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