Impurple

im-per'pl, v. [-pled (-pld), -plixg.] To color or tinge with purple, make red or reddish. sun. cube, full moon, cow, oil INABILITY Impute, im-puf, To charge, ascribe, attribute; to charge to one as the author, responsible originator, or po e or of. (Theol.) To set to one's account as the ground of approval or condemnation. [F. imputer, L. imputare, in and putare, to reckon, ong. cleanse, put cleansed: pur us, pure, q. v.] — Lmput'able, a. — Imput'ablene , n.— Imputation, n. Act of imputing or charging; thing imputed or charged: charge of evil; censure; reproach intimation. (Theol.) Attribution of personal suilt or personal righteousne on account of the offense or the atonement of another. — Imputative, -tiv, a. Coming by imputation; imputed.—