| These are views that Western linguistics often fustigate as opening the door to double entendre and undecidability. |
| That gleam in his eye when he delivers saucy sexual double entendre is something that can never be experienced in an audio recording alone. |
| The pleasure of words, not least in rhyme and double entendre, taken by hip-hop and rap culture perfectly mirrors Shakespeare's poetry. |
| And when Brosnan speaks, it's the sorts of double entendre that usually serve as the punchlines of jokes in a Moose Lodge. |
| Her monologue during the show was a mix of morbid poetry, bad puns and ghoulish double entendre, setting the standard for her myriad successors. |
| Mae's risqué humor and perfect delivery of a double entendre have secured her place in entertainment history. |
