1. indirect hints or suggestions, especially about something embarrassing or unpleasant
Usage: plural of innuendo

Examples

• The politician’s speech was full of innuendos about his opponent’s past.
• She made several innuendos about the company’s financial problems.
• The article contained subtle innuendos rather than direct accusations.
• His innuendos made everyone at the meeting uncomfortable.
• The comedian’s routine relied heavily on innuendos and wordplay.
• The gossip columnist specialized in writing innuendos about celebrities.