insinuated
to introduce
insinuated by bob July 27, 2003
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insinuate
1. To suggest or hint slyly
2. To instill or infuse subtly or artfully, as into the mind
3. To bring or introduce into a position or relation by indirect or artful methods
2. To instill or infuse subtly or artfully, as into the mind
3. To bring or introduce into a position or relation by indirect or artful methods
insinuate by artificialcherry December 30, 2008
premature insinuation
Premature insinuation is to give away or hint at something to early on, before you have the slightest proof or even know that what you are insinuating is the slightest bit true.
Detective Walsh: Virgo wasn't the one backing the money, now was he?
Suspect: What money....? Virgo is my dog...
Comissioner Tetley: Walsh, you need to get that premature insinuation of yours on a lock.
Suspect: What money....? Virgo is my dog...
Comissioner Tetley: Walsh, you need to get that premature insinuation of yours on a lock.
premature insinuation by RappersAreTheNewRockStars October 10, 2013
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Car Insinuator
Jill asks Sarah if she wants to go out. Sarah is like sure, see you at 11. When Jill shows up, they begin to walk. Sarah notices that that they have been walking for a long time. Sarah then asks Jill, "hey, where's your car?" Jill replies, "Oh, you thought I had a car? So youre one of those car insinuators? We were just gonna walk down to 5 points to go get sloppy drunk and maybe hitch a ride back." Sarah, "Oh..."
Car Insinuator by Kitie Write March 9, 2010
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