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innuent

innuent adjective: conveying a hint or innuendo.

Adjective

innuent (comparative more innuent, superlative most innuent)

  1. (obsolete, rare) Conveying a hint or innuendo.
    • innuent rumours
    • innuent reference to my being "very successful in making arrow-heads"1898, The American Archaeologist

Forms of innuent

comparativemore innuent
superlativemost innuent

Origin of innuent

From Latin innuens, present participle.

Questions about innuent

What does innuent mean?
Innuent means conveying a hint or innuendo.
What part of speech is innuent?
Innuent is an adjective.

Words near innuent in the dictionary

  1. innuendoes
  2. innuendoing
  3. innuendos
  4. innuendous
  5. innuendously
  6. innuent
  7. Innuit
  8. Innuitian
  9. Innuitian Mountains
  10. Innuitians
  11. Innuits

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