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• n  an indirect (and usually malicious) implication

• And in Barkin's case, to exploit every possible opportunity for innuendo.
• Or are the Clinton rules back in effect, where smear and innuendo rule the day?.
• One, shown in theaters, was the soft-core sex film: basically a low-budget fiction feature with heavy-breathing innuendo, simulated lovemaking and the occasional, calculated .

• insinuation

News & Articles

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• Paula Deen lawsuit: How often does she use the 'N' word?
  Paula Deen lawsuit: A former Paula Deen employee has filed a lawsuit saying she worked in a hostile environment rife with innuendo and racial slurs. Asked if she ever used the 'N' word, Paula Deen said "Of course."
  June 20, 2013 - The Christian Science Monitor

Quotes

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• Nick Saban in Austin American-Statesman (subscription)
  I don't know how many times I've got to respond to rumor and innuendo,Saban said. "I have no control over that. I've stated what my intentions are and they really haven't changed, so I don't know what the issue is. And I don't know why...
• Andrew Sachs in Telegraph.co.uk
  Of Ross, who served a three-month BBC suspension for his role in the affair, Sachs said: "He's got a very quick brain. If only he'd get rid of the other stuff, he'd be twice as good. But the sexual innuendo and the way he treats his guests is not...
• Rich Rodriguez in ESPN
  It may be disappointing to you, but I am not going to talk about any rumors or innuendo or jobs or what else is floating out there,Rodriguez said.