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She's been convicted in the press based on rumor or innuendo.innuendo = things implied, but not actually stated with facts
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I don't read her column. It's too much gossip and innuendo.innuendo = things implied, but not actually stated
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She denied that she intended any sexual innuendo.
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There were three married couples and Jordan's escort, a persistent undergraduate given to violent innuendo, and obviously under the impression that sooner or later Jordan was going to yield him up her person to a greater or lesser degree. (source)innuendo = suggestive sexual humor
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My face flushed at the imagined innuendo.† (source)
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Innuendo began to flow.† (source)
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Yes, this little gray fellow behind his little gray desk was charged not only with recording the information the waitresses gathered, but with ensuring their willing participation by reminding them of their duty to their country, by suggesting how easy it would be for them to lose their positions, and, when necessary, by making some other more ominous innuendo.† (source)
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You can make all the innuendoes about Luke you want.† (source)
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Me: " 'I do not know which to prefer, / The beauty of inflections / Or the beauty of innuendos, / The blackbird whistling / Or just after.† (source)
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I swear, for someone so smart, Lilly sure does go for the whole rumor and innuendo thing in a major way.† (source)
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Sue silently took her companion's hand, and with eyes on each other they heard these passing remarks—the quaint and mysterious personality of Father Time being a subject which formed a large ingredient in the hints and innuendoes.† (source)
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Because I knew my feelings for him were vulnerable to being felled by my mother's suspicions, passing remarks, and innuendos.† (source)
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It was the first time they had moved much beyond sexual innuendo.† (source)
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Nevertheless, in the society into which his grandfather took him, whispers, innuendoes, and winks, had eventually enlightened the little boy's mind; he had finally understood something of the case, and as he naturally took in the ideas and opinions which were, so to speak, the air he breathed, by a sort of infiltration and slow penetration, he gradually came to think of his father only with shame and with a pain at his heart.† (source)
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But Charlie was beyond noticing innuendos.† (source)
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I was pretty sure it was an innuendo, and I grappled for a way to change the subject.† (source)
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