Define Innuendo

innuendo [ˌɪnjʊˈɛndəʊ]

n pl -dos, -does

1. an indirect or subtle reference, esp one made maliciously or indicating criticism or
disapproval; insinuation

a. an explanation of the construction put upon words alleged to be defamatory where the
defamatory meaning is not apparent

b. the words thus explained

[from Latin, literally: by hinting, from innuendum, gerund of innuere to convey by a nod, from in-² + nuere to nod]

As in "Yea, I'll put it innuendo"

Him: Yea, I've got a hot stick that'll curl your hair...

Her: You aren't curling anything with 3/4 of an inch!

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