different between impressest vs impresses
impressest
English
Etymology
impress +? -est
Verb
impressest
- (archaic) second-person singular simple present form of impress
Anagrams
- press times, presstimes
impressest From the web:
impresses
English
Noun
impresses
- plural of impress
Verb
impresses
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of impress
Anagrams
- permisses, premisses
impresses From the web:
- what impresses you
- what impresses colleges
- what impresses a man
- what impresses me
- what impresses hamlet about fortinbras
- what impresses andy about dr. carrothers
- what impresses hamlet about the drama team
- what impresses danforth about carey’s deposition
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