insinuate



insinuate oneself into something

to work oneself into a group or situation. She had sought for years to insinuate herself into Terry's organization. Must you always insinuate yourself into my set of friends?
See also: insinuate

insinuate something

to someone to hint at something to someone; to imply something to someone. You think I am interested in you for your money! Is that what you are insinuating to me? I did not insinuate anything to you!

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ira['aiərə]
KenrickKEN-rikEnglish (Rare)
Adairə-DEREnglish (Rare)
Onesiphoros-Ancient Greek, Biblical Greek
BrunoBROO-no (German), BRUW-naw (Polish)German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Croatian, Polish, Ancient Germanic
Mirele-Yiddish