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Not an innuendo and why would her mum care if she is on her period?
an allusive or oblique remark or hint, typically a suggestive or disparaging one.
Not an innuendo and why would her mum care if she is on her period?
If I understand the OP correctly then it wasn't an allusive or oblique remark but a crude joke about you going down on her while she's on the blob.
Also, worst 'I've got a girlfriend' thread ever.
She didn't mean on the blob, she meant don't get sheets dirty, but the miscommunication made me assume the worst, hence the allusiveness
You both live with her mum and she washes your sheets?
"She didn't mean on the blob"
- my mum is going to think I'm on my period!!
"On the blob" is a euphemism (not an innuendo) for being on one's period.
Miscommunication isn't innuendo either.
So the actual miscommunication is that your "gf" was talking about you bleeding onto the sheets and then her mum thinking that she was having her period? But you thought she was talking about going down on her?
That's the opposite of a euphemism, so a dysphemism, or maybe a cacophemism.