Imp
111Imp — A small demon …
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112Imp — Ịmp, der; s, (bayrisch für Biene); vgl. Imme …
113IMP — aeronaut. abbr. Interplanetary Monitoring Platform com. abbr. Interplanetary Monitoring Platform comp. abbr. Interface Message Processors electr. abbr. Interface Message Processor space sc. abbr. Interplanetary Monitoring Platform abbr. Interface …
114imp — [OE] Old English impe meant ‘new shoot, sapling’. Its ultimate source was medieval Latin impotus ‘graft’, a borrowing from Greek émphutos, which itself was an adjective derived from the verb emphúein ‘implant’. In the early Middle English period… …
115imp — to rob, or dispossess a person. Lane …
116imp — n. & v. n. 1 a mischievous child. 2 a small mischievous devil or sprite. v.tr. 1 add feathers to (the wing of a falcon) to restore or improve its flight. 2 archaic enlarge; add by grafting. Etymology: OE impa, impe young shoot, scion, impian… …
117imp. gal. — imperial gallon. * * * …
118IMP-aspartate ligase — SYN: adenylosuccinate synthase …
119IMP-ATACMS — Improved Army Tactical Missile System (Governmental » Military) …
120Imp.-Kont. — Importkontingent EN import quota …
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