innuendis

English

Etymology

From the Latin innuendīs (“by noddings”), ablative plural form of innuendum (“a nodding”), gerund of innuō (“I give a nod”).

Pronunciation

(Received Pronunciation) enPR: ĭnyo͞oĕnʹdis, IPA^(key): /ɪnjuːˈɛndiːs/

Noun

innuendis

(rare) plural of innuendo
- 2002 December 30, The First Geer Family, rec.scouting.issues (Google group): Question for Brian or Merlyn:
  Especially, considering you’ll do anything to do it, such as editing another’s post, snip out portions that don’t go along with your innuendis, etc.

Latin

Participle

innuendīs

dative masculine plural of innuendus
dative feminine plural of innuendus
dative neuter plural of innuendus
ablative masculine plural of innuendus
ablative neuter plural of innuendus
ablative feminine plural of innuendus

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