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to suggest or hint slyly (generally with a flirtatious undertone) indirectly about a person, thing or situation to insinuate with a splash of innuendo Jane: I'm thinking about heading out after this beer
John: Oh really, where you heading Jane: Either my place or yours John: Oh, how do you know where i live? Jane: I thought you could show me (obviously, John isn't picking up on the insinuendo that Jane is putting forward) |
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A combination of the words "innuendo" and "insinuation"
Most commonly used in a sexual reference. When a comment or joke can be taken sexually, or as a sexual innuendo. "That's what she said..."
"Stop with the insinuendos!" An example of an insinuendo: "Ooh! Do me next!" |
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between an insinuation and an innuendo He spread a malignant insinuendo that his co-worker was boffing their boss.
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insinuating innuendo If you are insinuating a sexual innuendo, that could be considered an insinuendo.
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A word explaining the combination of insinuations and insinuendo. A possibly lewd insinuendo. A nod to whatever. Unfortunetly, Brad being the rude arse that he was, found it necessary to comment about every tryst he had ever had as a bleak, common, college student, making insinuendoes about each encounter, ignoring the fact that his only liason had been with his hand.
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