innocent
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But the entendre and innuendo permeates the rest of the series—often innocently, but sometimes far more blatantly.
‘Mozart in the Jungle’: Inside Amazon’s Brave New World of Sex, Drugs, and Classical MusicKevin Fallon
December 23, 2014
I innocently wrote a letter home to my mother telling her how great the French chef was in the headquarters canteen.
So I would trap everyone with that, by innocently asking if they remembered what they said about Mark-Paul or Tiffani.
'Saved by the Bell' Star Dustin Diamond Doesn't Want to Be a Jerk AnymoreKevin Fallon
August 11, 2014
There was that innocently ignoble time Phoebe Buffay pretended she was a physician named Dr. Regina Phalange.
Cosby was innocently changing his tire that night when he was robbed at gunpoint and then shot in the head.
Historical Examples of innocently
"You first, professor," said Yates; and Tim innocently offered him the vessel.
In the Midst of AlarmsRobert Barr
"I expect to be as gay as a cricket," returned Mrs. Blair, innocently.
Meadow GrassAlice Brown
"I've no one to teach me," said Betty, innocently phrasing a long-felt want.
The Incomplete AmoristE. Nesbit
"He's an awfully good chap, you know," said Vernon innocently.
The Incomplete AmoristE. Nesbit
“I wish you would tell me why you have come here,” I inquired, innocently.
The First ViolinJessie Fothergill