impressioner

English

Etymology

From impression +‎ -er.

Noun

impressioner (plural impressioners)

1. (rare) One who impressions (manipulates a key in a lock to aid in creating a duplicate).
   • 2012, Deviant Ollam, Keys to the Kingdom, page 51:

     Fully-round files are also popular among individuals who do not wish to be encumbered by a need to orient their file each time they pick it up (many competitive lock impressioners choose fully-round files for this very reason, to save precious seconds during sporting sessions).

   • 2017, Don OShall, Tony West, Locksmithing 101 (L101), page 140:

     While many skilled impressioner ^[sic] use no key holder, most do and nearly all recommend its usage.

Anagrams

• preremission, reimpression

Swedish

Noun

impressioner

1. indefinite plural of impression