what is the correct term for an intentional "Freudian slip"
For example: someone intentionally misspeaks, pretending as if it was an error or Freudian slip, in order to subtley communicate their true intentions
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Wouldn't that just be an innuendo?
In your endo.
-The Todd
Pretty sure that's the first Scrubs reference I've seen on Lemmy. Well done.
My Nintendo.
An Incinuendo?
A Fraudian Slip! Do I get Dad Joke points?
Depends. How many kids do you have?
None, he's a faux pa.
Hah!
No Depends, just Huggies.
"Double entendre" hasn't been mentioned yet as a potential.
Freudian quip?
Pack it up folks, this thread is now done.
Innuendo
She asked me for a double entendre, so I gave it to her.
... so I gave her one.
If you know what I mean...
a Freudian cunt. I mean, quip. sorry!
Insinuating, alluding, implying?
This is not a real term, but maybe Freudian Hint?
Humour? Wit?
A Freudian Slip-in.
A pun? Innuendo? Hinting?
A Freudian slap.
“Malapropism”, maybe, depending on the context? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malapropism
nonsense. they are just happy to see you.
Freudian Grip?
Freudian slop.
Freudian Flip
Freudian leak?