Examples of 'impedimenta' in a sentence
Meaning of "impedimenta"
impedimenta (noun): a collective term for items or baggage that hinder or obstruct progress or movement, often used in a military context
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- Equipment intended for an activity that serves as more of a hindrance than a help, especially military baggage.
- plural of impedimentum
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Or been able to cure whatever is the impedimenta.
Field officers mounted and sent their impedimenta to the rear in care of negro servants.
If your cousin still has this farm and shoein ' impedimenta.
Oh, leave the impedimenta at the side of the road.
Together with their impedimenta.
And a forge and some shoein' impedimenta If your cousin still has this here horse farm.
Nanotechnology in fiction Impedimenta.
So is Impedimenta a publisher for lovers of English beer, Yorkshire pickles and tea?
I will get my impedimenta.
A new translation has also appeared in Spanish, published by Editorial Impedimenta.
If your cousin still has this farm and shoeing ' impedimenta to restore liberty of movement.
To restore liberty of movement-- and a forge and some shoein' impedimenta.
Homeopathix ( Homéopatix ) - Brother of Impedimenta and a successful merchant in Lutetia.
I am the chief of this village, Impedimenta.
I am taking my impedimenta.
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His Majesty's enemies… "together with their impedimenta.
Except he would move first and have his impedimenta follow, yes?
Crystal Carbuncle, more like . It 's full of the world 's impedimenta.
Except he'd move first and have his impedimenta follow, yes?
It 's full of the world 's impedimenta.
Bad haircuts, dorky shirts, “ birth control glasses ”, and other social impedimenta are ubiquitous.
