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	Reference for Double entendre - Search.com
		A double entendre is a figure of speech similar to the pun, in which a spoken phrase can be understood in either of two ways.
		While the phrase "double entendre" has become common in the vocabulary of everyday English, "double entendre" is in fact incorrect for "double entente", which in French translates to "a double or equivocal meaning; a play on words".
		Bawdy double entendres were the trademark of Mae West, in her early-career vaudeville performances as well as in her later movies.
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	Double entendre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A double entendre is a figure of speech similar to the pun, in which a spoken phrase can be understood in either of two ways.
		One of the earliest examples of double entendre in American culture was the late 19th-century vaudeville act, the Barrison Sisters.
		Double entendres are also used in an episode of the popular animation show King of the Hill (which is also created by Mike Judge).
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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Double entendre
		Double entendres are also used in an episode of the popular animation show King of the Hill (which is made by the same people as Beavis and Butt-head).
		A double entendre is a word or phrase with two meanings, one of which is generally indecent, improper or otherwise downright naughty.
		Double entendres are indispensable when flirting or presenting BBC gameshows, and not recommended at funerals or international summit meetings.
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	What is a Double Entendre?
		When someone incorporates a double entendre into a seemingly innocent sentence, he or she is said to be “making a double entendre.” Such jokes have been part of human existence probably almost as long as language has, and they show no signs of dying out yet.
		Because a double entendre is not explicitly or obviously sexual, such jokes often appear in entertainment which in theory is appropriate for children, such as situation comedies on television.
		Double entendres may also potentially be used in polite conversation by jokesters, who can defend themselves by claiming that the statement was purely innocent, implying that the sexual interpretation is the result of a dirty mind.
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	BBC - h2g2 - The double entendre - A206489
		A double entendre is a word or phrase with two meanings, one of which is generally indecent, improper or otherwise downright naughty.
		Appreciation and use of double entendre is by no means unique to the UK, but it's true to say that through the history of British humour, it has always had a enormous part.
		Double entendres are indispensable when flirting or presenting BBC gameshows, and not recommended at funerals or international summit meetings.
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	HowTo:Double Entendre - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
		A double entendre is a method used by experts of aerial tactics in order to make a 'kill'.
		At this point, your wingman, who should be with you at all times (even if not attempting a Double Entendre), should engage all bogies other than your target(s), preferably from behind, so as to divert the bogies' attention.
		Most Double Entendre experts, including me, have deemed this impossible, but it seems that it happened anyways, nobody cares the laws of physics.
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	Double entendre (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Double entendre is a figure of speech similar to the pun, in which a spoken phrase can beunderstood in either of two ways.
		For example, consider the sentence "If a woman asks a man for a double entendre,he should always try to give her one." This double meaning has the innocent meaning to give her the example, and the secondsexual meaning intending for the man to try to have sex with her.
		Other classic double entendres include the title of Don McLean's song IfI said you had a beautiful body would you hold it against me? and Mrs.
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	Double entendre (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Double entendre is a figure of speech similar to the pun in which a spoken phrase can be understood in either of ways.
		example consider the sentence "If a woman a man for a double entendre he always try to give her one." This meaning has the innocent meaning to give the example and the second sexual meaning for the man to try to have with her.
		Other classic double entendres include the title Don McLean's song If I said you had a beautiful would you hold it against me? and Mrs.
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	Chapter Dotage <i>to</i> Double-entendre of D by Webster's Dictionary (1913 Edition)
		Having the petals in a flower considerably increased beyond the natural number, usually as the result of cultivation and the expense of the stamens, or stamens and pistils.
		Double is often used as the first part of a compound word, generally denoting two ways, or twice the number, quantity, force, etc., twofold, or having two.
		a note of double the length of the semibreve; a breve.
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	TMEP Section 1213.06, 'Unitary' Marks (BitLaw)
		For trademark purposes, a 'double entendre' is an expression that has a double connotation or significance as applied to the goods or services.
		The mark comprising the 'double entendre' will not be refused registration as merely descriptive if one of its meanings is not merely descriptive in relation to the goods or services.
		If all meanings of a 'double entendre' are merely descriptive in relation to the goods, then the mark comprising the 'double entendre' should be refused registration as merely descriptive.
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	double-entendre - Definitions from Dictionary.com
		A word or phrase having a double meaning, especially when the second meaning is risqué.
		A word or expression that has two different meanings (in French, double-entendre means “double meaning”), one of which is often bawdy or indelicate.
		The true French equivalent is double entente.] A word or expression admitting of a double interpretation, one of which is often obscure or indelicate.
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	Halfbakery: Double Entendre Splitter
		The plug-in's database could be added to in a similar way to virus checkers, via regular on-line updates, as and when really good double meanings 'slip their way' in to common usage.
		Perhaps you could set up a subscription system similar to virus programs whereby people could add the latest "double entendre" definitions that matched well with current affairs and the political intercourse of the day.
		double entendres are great and a way for the Terminally shy to comunicate(flirt) after all it provides deniability.
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	Definition of Double entendre
		For example, consider the sentence "If a woman asks a man for a double entendre, he should always try to give her one." This double meaning has the innocent meaning to give her the example, and the second sexual meaning intending for the man to try to have sexual intercourse with her.
		When innuendo is used in a sentence, it could go completely undetected by someone who was not familiar with the hidden meaning, and they would find nothing odd about the sentence (aside from other people finding it humorous for seemingly no reason).
		Another classic double entendre is the title of The Bellamy Brothers' song If I said you had a beautiful body would you hold it against me?, "it" referring to either the statement or the body in question.
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	Double entendre - InformationBlast
		For example, consider the sentence "If a woman asks a man for an example of double entendre, he should always try to give her one." This double meaning has the innocent meaning to give her the example, and the second sexual meaning intending for the man to try and have sex with her.
		Other classic double entendres include the title of Don McLean's song If I said you had a beautiful body would you hold it against me? and Mrs.
		In the English comic book Viz there runs a cartoon strip entitled "Finbarr Saunders and his Double Entendres", about a youngster who enjoys double entendres.
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	The Old Joel on Software Forum - Get it?
		Girl (or guy for that matter) walks into a bar and asks the bartender for a double entendre, so he gave her one.
		A double entendre is something along the lines of "your wood must be beaten".
		Then you're supposed to assume that a double entendre is a sex act of some sort (not entirely true, but most people refer to a double entendre as involving something sexual).
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	Welcome to fnarr.net!
		double entendre: An expression open to more than one interpretation, one of which is generally indelicate.
		A bloke walks into a pub and ask the barman for an entendre.
		"Will that be a single or a double?" asks the barman.
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	Fact - Encyclopedia Dramatica (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Factual Inaccuracies and ED To improve the general quality and Good Joke:Word Count Ratio of ED, try to include as many factual inaccuracies as possible in your article, and ensure that they are as blatantly absurd as possible.
		Bonus points if they rely on a double entendre, pun, or witty cultural misallusion.
		Encyclopedia Dramatica:Gold stars awarded to inaccuracies that generate drama in which someone claims that the article is inaccurate.
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	Digital A » Blog Archive » double entendre (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The word phrase is double entendre, and according to the online dictionary, it means “an ambiguity with one interpretation that is indelicate”.
		Google does quite a bit better with roughly 48,900 results for the phrase double entendre versus roughly 50,800 results for the phrase double meaning.
		A lady walked into a bar and asked for a double entendre, so the barman gave her one.
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	NHTSA: Holiday 2007 Planner
		The double entendre headline reads “Sometime’s the little guy gets carried away”, warning of the consequences of drinking too much and stressing the need for responsible transportation.
		This poster/print advertisement depicts a man wearing a reindeer hat as he is given a breathalyzer test.
		The double entendre headline implies that a too much holiday “spirit” may get you in trouble.
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	"Double Entendre"
		He barely had time to bang the class down on the counter when he was doubled over, wheezing, and whining, because, damn, his stomach muscles were getting a work-out tonight.
		From his current position, he couldn't see much besides his knees and hands, holding his stomach together and wiping his face, but he could hear Fraser attempting to ask him if he was all right, through giggles of his own.
		His wounded pride - hell, he knew what a double entendre was, at least - was slowly healing.
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	Sexual Double Entendre Bachata - Doble Sentido
		Within cabaret bachata, the sexual double entendre became extremely popular, and came to define the important period of the 1980s, when modern bachata began to take shape.
		Sexual double entendre, or doble sentido, has been ubiquitous in Latin music for as long as we have records of it.
		Performers of all genres and all levels of social acceptability, from the Trio Matamoros to Tatico Henriquez to Johnny Ventura, have used sexual double entendre in songs that are now considered classics.
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		It was a massive high for all of us, and after packing up and downing a few farewell Jeger-bombs with our wonderful Darzy friends, we didn't end up getting much sleep before the big drive 3-day drive to Alice ahead of us.
		Double E at the aptly named 'Starshell' of the Darwin Festival.
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		-Heard in a neuropsychology classroom double entendre (DUB-uhl ahn-TAHN-druh) noun A word or phrase used in a manner that it can be interpreted in two ways, especially when one of the meanings is risque.
		The double ace, the lowest throw of the dice with one spot showing uppermost on both dice.
		[From German, literally a double goer.] "The classic doppelganger experience is a common theme in fiction where the appearance of the double often announces the hero's death by suicide.
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	Definition: double-entendre from Online Medical Dictionary
		A word or expression admitting of a double interpretation, one of which is often obscure or indelicate.
		Origin: F. Double double + entendre to mean.
		Previous: double decidual sac, double digestion, double displacement mechanism, double-ender
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