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Accusation in cocktail attire, slipping through the back door so it never has to knock.
means A sly, indirect suggestion that hints at something unpleasant without ever stating it outright.
from From Latin insinuare, to wind into or curve through — built on sinus, a bend or fold, so the word literally slithers into place.
Plausible deniabilitySays everything, admits nothing.
Grammar trickThrives on what is left unsaid.
Legal cousinHarder to sue than open slander.