imput

English

Noun

imput (plural imputs)

1. Misspelling of input.
   • 1963, Weiss, Harold, Mcgrath, J.B, Technically speaking‎^[1]:

     The imput plugs are standardized, so that we can probably cue in somebody’s oíd TV set as an extra monitor […]

   • 1972, Nilsen, Don Lee Fred, English Adverbials‎^[2]:

     The transformation will be left unchanged, however, because it is the imput rather than the output that is questionable.

   • 1973 July, New Jersey. Department of Transportation, O'Rourke, Larry, editor, Transporter (July 1973, New Jersey Department of Transportation)‎^[3]:

     […] make a random check of computer imput material before plotting the information for the Route 280 project in West Orange.

Romanian

Verb

imput

1. first-person singular present indicative of imputa.