Primse impressionis

I. I. Of first impression; without precedent.In the civil law. PrimsB preces: an imperial prerogative right to name to the flirst prebend in every church of the empire that became vacant after the emperor's accession. ■ Primage. A small allowance or compensation paid by shipper or consignor, formerly on account of the master of a vessel, over and above the freiglit, for the master's care and trouble as to the goods, but now to the owners or freighters as part of the freight.