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Encyclopedia > Sexual innuendo

Innuendo can refer to:

  • For Innuendo as a figure of speech please see Double entendre.
  • Innuendo is also the title of an album by Queen. The title track conveys the idea that racism is a kind of slander or libel, and a prominent part of the song is the innuendo itself.
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Sexual innuendo - Uncyclopedia (893 words)
While there are no hard and fast rules as to what constitutes sexual innuendo, there have been many mass debates on the topic, and now the general principles at the root of the topic are firm and well-rounded.
A common problem with sexual innuendo is the recipient being unable to wrap their hands around the intended meaning.
Although sexual innuendo requires masterful manipulation of parts of speech (and sometimes the skillful use of body language), for most people it comes quickly.
Sexual Harassment - MSN Encarta (886 words)
Because each allegation of sexual harassment is assessed based on the specific circumstances of the case, other courts have concluded that no harassment takes place when employees read pornographic magazines or tell jokes involving sexual innuendo.
Prior to the mid-1970s courts in the United States responded to allegations of sexual harassment by concluding that it was a “private matter.” This approach paralleled the early judicial response to racial discrimination in society.
In 1994 Paula Jones, a former employee of the State of Arkansas, filed a civil lawsuit alleging that she was sexually harassed by U.S. President Bill Clinton while he served as governor of Arkansas.
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