I knew a mindblowing double entendre when I heard one.
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Hunters has a premise that feels like a double entendre.
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Or can pull off a "box" double entendre without getting blocked.
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Fans of Ms. Stanwyck (and double entendre) know what to do.
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On the house floor, the debate — and the double-entendre — continued.
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Even the title of the album is a double entendre illuminating this duality.
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"His apology could be seen as a double entendre," Warner said of Burns.
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"The idea of composition is a double entendre," affirms curator Brooke McGowan Herzog.
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"You're good at other things," he'll say, usually with a jokey sexual double entendre.
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In the case of Canadian crypto-exchange QuadrigaCX, it's become a rather grim double entendre.
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City of Caterpillar took the stage of Double Entendre and turned it into a dystopia.
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Acting out Stephen Sondheim's "I Never Do Anything Twice," she overemphasized the song's running double entendre.
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He also explained that the word used for 'heart' serves as a double entendre for chest.
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Each time that the pair meets up, their conversation is shrouded in innuendo and double entendre.
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Also, I imagine that the rhino emoji can be deployed as some kind of double entendre. 64.
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Rubio's double entendre about Trump's hands didn't work because it was a one-off and rang false.
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Hims uses the double entendre of March madness next to an unmarked packet for its anxiety treatment.
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They try to be cool but manage to stumble into every potentially offensive assumption and unintended double entendre.
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The restaurant's owner, Isabelle Jolie, explained in a statement online that yes, the name is a double entendre.
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Seems the double entendre of what the word "buns" can stand for was too much for some mortals.
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The sculptures move you from comfort to unease, following the cunningly playful double-entendre of the show's title.
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He can't resist: "You just gently glide your weasel," he says, savoring the double-entendre and the laugh.
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They're playful, sure, but to see the extent of Calder's innovation, think back to Duchamp's double-entendre christening.
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The exhibition investigates Beckmann's relationship to the city in two ways (Rewald calls the exhibition title a "double-entendre").
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Das mimics several popular Indian celebrities in advertisements to demonstrate how they objectify women using props with double entendre.
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The name of his satire-heavy cable show was evidently too good a double entendre for O'Brien to ignore.
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Charlotte Hornets broadcaster Eric Collins made an accidental double entendre when Lakers player Jordan Clarkson almost fell into his lap.
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But read in a different voice — and with a very suggestive illustration — a causal compliment becomes a saucy double entendre.
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"We fly," he captioned his Monday Instagram post — a possible double entendre, given the pair's presumed airborne nature in the snapshot.
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I like a play on words and 'man, I feel like a woman' is obviously that — the double entendre and all.
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In particular, the lyric "never seen a ceiling in my whole life" is gaining attention for being a deft double entendre.
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The album's name, which comes from the jazz standard by Gigi Gryce, is meant as a kind of political double entendre.
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"You always end too soon," Beatrice says to her once and future partner Benedick, a double entendre lingering in the air.
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Brown's hands land on "make up," a double entendre for the Fenty beauty products Grande praises and for make-up sex.
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The British comedian BENNY HILL was best known for his long-running sketch show, which featured slapstick, mime, parody and double entendre.
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The double entendre of "colored" brings into the forefront shifting ideas about colloquial language as it involves race in the United States.
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And if there was some sort of sexual double entendre in that bon mot, well, all the better for an 280-year-old.
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Under the direction of curator Guillermo Santamarina, the artworks play with double entendre and ambiguity to recreate an adolescent moment full of contradiction.
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Berry was a peerless Signifier, reveling in rhyme, alliteration, double entendre, mock grandiloquence, and playful neologisms ("As I was motorvatin' over the hill…").
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The self-own — and a related concept, "You played yourself," the refrain of the motivational Snapchat user DJ Khaled — is a double entendre.
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I have to give Trey Songz credit for "know you heard that news 'bout that BBC," that's a solid double entendre dick joke.
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Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren of Viktor & Rolf, for example, decided to make a double entendre of the whole idea (wink wink, nudge nudge).
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Thrilled that this photo has dropped to coincide with this, the last installment of SVW and the double entendre of a title of this installment.
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As an allegory for the fallout from the ad itself, the line: "Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything", contains a double entendre.
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Her use of the phrase "ganja burn" acts as a double entendre that illustrates how she is cutting out the negative things in her life.
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Viewers can be forgiven for smirking at the seeming double entendre in the title of Marina Zenovich's HBO documentary Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind.
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Mr. Hanna's ingenuous acting and leading-man moves suit the doltish soldier, and Mr. Kelly brings some sizzle, delivering all his lines as double-entendre.
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And "Brush Up Your Shakespeare," usually a double-entendre showstopper for two comic gangsters (John Pankow and Lance Coadie Williams), just slows the show down instead.
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But what's striking about the works in her show, "The Interesting Type," isn't so much their density of double entendre as how effervescently charming they are.
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Support the Girls is a barely concealed double entendre of a title for a film set in an even less coy Hooters-style bar called Double Whammies.
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The double entendre series follows a woman named Chris Kraus (the esteemable Kathryn Hahn) who becomes absolutely obsessed with her husband Sylvère Lotringer's colleague Dick (Kevin Bacon).
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The show's title comes from the erotic letters that Chris (Kathryn Hahn) writes to a broody sculptor named Dick (Kevin Bacon)—and the double entendre is deliberate.
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My work "Untitled (Double Entendre)" [2019] is a series of objects — a piece of glass, a piece of wood, a stack of books — but I photograph them.
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This is low-hanging fruit, but at least it's a better double-entendre than just capping the word "dick" to the end of Aladdin and calling it good.
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In Danish, "Bolle" can mean both a "bread roll" and "to fuck," so my stage name—"Morgenbollefyr" (Morning Fuck Boy or Morning Bread Boy)—was a fun double entendre.
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And it makes perfect sense that the film is finally being released in the US this week, of all weeks; the title, I've come to realize, is a double entendre.
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Last year, Ms. Apple released a Christmas tune on Tumblr that made such ferocious use of a double entendre that its title can't be published in The New York Times.
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We're all aware of the double entendre in the title, and Pitbull doesn't so much lean into it as he turns to face and charges into it like the Light Brigade.
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Particularly because knowing the words that you're saying doesn't really give much insight into what you mean: "Human language is overrun with sarcasm, innuendo, double-entendre, and pure obfuscation," Martínez wrote.
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"Bloom" also happens to be the title of the record's conversation-starting bottom anthem, and its sexy double entendre speaks to the performer's unique public emergence as a gay pop star.
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" On the facade of the New York State Pavilion in the 1964 World's Fair, Warhol presented portraits based on F.B.I. criminal mug shots with the double entendre title "Most Wanted Men.
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DJ Trump, which is a double entendre referring to both Disk Jockey Trump and Donald J. Trump, is currently available on the web and Android devices, but iOS apps are coming soon.Â
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Who is the rapper on "Feed the Streets" and how did he pull off that amazing full song double entendre where you think he's talking about crack but it's actually about dinner?
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The country obliges, in a setting bracketed by skyscrapers and a historic church, remnants of beloved old department stores and a casino with a double entendre of a motto ("Welcome to Jack").
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Support the Girls, from writer and director Andrew Bujalski, is a barely concealed double entendre of a title for a film set in an even less coy Hooters-style bar called Double Whammies.
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You might believe that you are too refined to giggle at even one not-too-naughty double-entendre about the fact that soccer is played with balls, let alone a dozen or so.
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There's sharp dialogue, rich with double entendre and implied history, that's delivered with an energy that makes it a real shame that it's in the service of people falling apart, not coming together.
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And so, as Valentine's Day came and went, window displays of outré lingerie became a double entendre of sorts — a retail tease, of course, but also a statement that Frenchwomen will not cover up.
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The Yang Gang uniform involves a navy blue cap emblazoned with the word MATH, a double entendre that promotes the campaign's data-driven approach while also working as an acronym ("Make America Think Harder").
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Despite the 47-year-old reputation for churning out witty, double-entendre-laced bars over the span of his decades-long career, all subtlety was tossed out the window on his recent 4:44 album.
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One senses that the senior curator also has a sly penchant for double entendre, and perhaps the exhibition's title refers just as much to the mental life of these artists as to their chosen palette.
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So Luck proposed a solution: Allow beer sales inside the stadium, but don't allow "pass outs," the double-entendre laden policy that would allow fans to come and go from the stadium as they please.
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But the timeline is not as important as the qualities Umlaut Jay represents—that is, Jay as his most lyrically complex, the monster of the double entendre (like he says on "Do U Wanna Ride").
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The name is an untranslatable double entendre: The literal meaning is "Strange Hotel," but it's very close to the word for "evolve"; it's designed to acknowledge the slight uncanniness that might attend the coming hospitality singularity.
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They then perform their single "Backdoor Lover", which is presumably named as a response to the then-current trend of giving pop songs double entendre titles that led to 11-year-olds unwittingly singing about jizz.
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Metacritic score: 85 Support the Girls, from writer and director Andrew Bujalski, is a barely concealed double entendre of a title for a film set in an even less coy Hooters-style bar called Double Whammies.
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Because my ability to speak was limited, I gave her a thumbs down—a sort of nonverbal double entendre to both express my disapproval of what she said and to tell her that I was warm enough.
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But the brand's newest set of images is poised to blow those double-entendre laden shots out of the water with a lengthy roster of A-list talent that are as stunning as they are wildly different.
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"This campaign is going to be about solutions and hope and how every single one of us in South Dakota can partner to be 'on meth,'" she said, explaining the double entendre in a Facebook Live video.
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I will say that I related, quite deeply, to each woman's account in the Crossfire section—Crossfire being a double entendre for those who have experienced or covered war or its aftermath and who have dual identities.
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With her video of Melania, there is a complex double entendre on aging as the forty-eight-year-old first lady tries to look twenty; the image dissolves into the face of Wilson, who has recently turned seventy.
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The general consensus is that the double-entendre was unintentional on the part of the presidential hopeful's S.O., but it still landed her the No. 1 spot on our list of great moments in pussy bow-blouse history.
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Mika (Kate McKinnon) and Joe (Alex Moffat) made everyone as uncomfortable as ever with their wholly inappropriate double entendre and tone-deaf interview an with African-American studies expert (Chris Redd) who couldn't get a word in edgewise.
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What immediately came to mind is how, in slang, the term "fishy" contains a double entendre: it can pejoratively refer to the smell of someone's vagina or positively describe a drag queen's ability to convincingly pass as female.
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Her typical approach is to begin with a big hello ("heyyyyyyyyyyyyy"), move aggressively into flirtation, disarm with a thudding double entendre or a confrontational question and then end with a GIF that raises far more questions than answers.
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The idea behind the banana is to represent how bananas are "a symbol of global trade, a double entendre, as well as a classic device for humor," hence Cattelan's name for the piece, gallery founder Emmanuel Perrotin told CNN.
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" We all know the answer to that, but were perhaps not expecting Trump to roll out this kind of double entendre: Trump on Romney: "I could have said Mitt drop to your knees and he would have dropped to his knees.
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"We write happy songs and it's nice to tell people that we're happy, even if there's double entendre going on to reflect the times that we're living in," he said of the new album in an interview with Rolling Stone.
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Or about effete television personalities like Paul Lynde on Hollywood Squares or Charles Nelson Reilly on Match Game, game-show contestants whose double entendre–laden wisecracks helped them play the "nancy," a vaudeville-era term for an effeminate male jester.
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The title of the short film is a double entendre: it functions as both a commentary on the gambling-like monetary aspect of the protagonist's "hobby," and on the bizarre yet fulfilling virtual interactions people can pursue while remaining clammed up.
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She regards him curiously in his ripped, oiled Magic Mike-like splendor with something like a reverse male gaze—which ends up in a double-entendre conversation about the size of his penis, which he assures her is larger than average.
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The title of Giddens's newest record, "there is no Other," released this month, plays on a kind of double entendre between the romantic phrase that it initially calls to mind and the intellectual assertion that it reveals on second reading.
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After Netflix—a high-level, prolific author of Humanlike Brand Tweets—put this cursed missive out into the universe, dozens of other brands jumped on board, reveling in the chance to say something racy under the protective guise of double entendre.
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In the final silent seconds before the cameras started rolling, a mischievous gleam crossed his eyes as he used an Italian double entendre to recall that, back in his old television days, people used to have sex on the studio floor.
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Listening to Rodriguez's mesmerizing set, I'm reminded of the short speech he gave beforehand, where he called the performance a "solar ceremony"—a double entendre referring to both the hot sun beating down outside and the communal house that nurtured his music career.
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October 25, 2016–January 29, 2017 The title of this exhibition (which began its journey at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago before arriving at the Met's new contemporary art outpost) is at least a double entendre, if not triple or even quadruple.
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Glass artist John Rose was one of the final artists in a group exhibit at the city-run Jacobs, so he and the other artists held a combined funeral/protest "Wake for the Arts" ("double entendre intended," he said in a phone interview).
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Having left her previous record label, the Australian singer has a whole new chapter ahead of her, which starts right here on Refinery29 with the exclusive music video for "Ignore Me." Filmed in just one take, the music video is a double entendre of sorts.
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When Sophia and her friends take a road trip to LA in episode eight, for example, "The Trip" becomes an entertaining double entendre, as Annie and her boyfriend Dax (Alphonso McAuley) accidentally take acid and have a mind-bending, weirdly relationship-strengthening experience in their hotel room.
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I'd seen it printed on a flyer at Double Entendre, an indie record store in my hometown of Denver that specialized in post-hardcore and threw lots of great shows; in the late 90s and early 003s, I saw everyone from Joan of Arc to Milemarker there.
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In 22012, Mr. Berry had the biggest hit of his career with "My Ding-a-Ling," a double-entendre novelty song that was included on the album "The London Chuck Berry Sessions" (even though he recorded the song not in London but at a concert in Coventry, England).
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I just wanted to see what kind of band plays a DIY place like Double Entendre while having a name that sounded like it belonged to a French prog band circa 1973—the kind of band that might sing about mystical beings roaming the wasteland after the collapse of civilization.
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In Jungian psychology, (and Tool were big fans of Jung) the "anima" refers to the feminine inner self, but Tool bastardized the term so that it became a dirty double-entendre—"anima" becomes Ænima—which sounds a lot more like the thing you put up your ass to get rid of its contents.
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Some highlights: a couple of takes on "Santa Claus Blues," featuring a young and impressive Louis Armstrong; the double entendre-laden "Let Me Hang Your Stockings in Your Christmas Tree," by the barrelhouse blues man Roosevelt Sykes; and a scolding antidote to all that, "The Wrong Way to Celebrate Xmas," by the Rev.
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Especially when they're favoriting tweets from accounts defending the thing, and attacking reporters: "I would be mighty surprised if whoever runs the Embassy's Twitter account doesn't know of the white nationalist double entendre that has come to be associated with Pepe over the last year," College of Charleston media communications professor Ryan Milner told Motherboard.
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She thinks of Bartram in the deep semitropical forest, far from his wife, aroused by the sight of an evocative blue flower that exists as a weed in her own garden, writing, in what is surely a double-entendre, or, if not, deeply Freudian: How fantastical looks the libertine Clitoria , mantling the shrubs , on the vistas skirting the groves!
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The best milk-inspired song since Kelis' 2003 masterpiece "Milkshake," the frenzied pop track finds the Black Eyed Peas alum blending dairy puns and double entendre (see: the title's play on grade-schoolers' lactose allowance) with Grade-A self-referential swagger ("welcome to the dairy dutchess love factory," she rap-sings at one point, citing her smash 2006 solo album The Dutchess).
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And I share a birthday—September 24—with the dead novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald, who wrote that only a first-rate mind can hold two contradictory ideas at once and still continue to function, and so lent a voguish justification for wanting perpetually, as I do, to have it both ways; the secret to bliss is having—and this is a double entendre—self-cancelling opinions.
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There are scattered bits on YouTube: the double-entendre-filled song "I Really Want to Bomb You"; a video of her play Excuse Me I Feel Like Multiplying, which turns the conflict between the US and USSR into one between two women fighting over a man; Kroesen herself delivering an absurd story called "Lou's Dream" so matter-of-factly, it feels like she's explaining how to tie shoelaces to a child.
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Someone recognised the much-worn, dad-joke-style double entendre of "mouse" as a small mammal and a common computing device and didn't just make a lame quip to a colleague, didn't even stop at making some kind of photoshopped visual pun; they actually took a rabbit hutch and filled it with computer mice posed as real mice and placed it outside a building at the largest particle physics laboratory in the world.
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