In a
double entendre about her passion for horses, Princess Anne tells herbrotherthatshehasheard that "Camilla rides very well".
FAST-talking king of the
double entendre, chef Ainsley Harriott, loves to spice up cooking in his own special way - by making it sound as saucy as possible.
And it's really nothing but
double entendre after
double entendre.
The Tory leader and colleague Alan Duncan are said to have collapsed with "schoolboy giggles" when a senior army chief made an unfortunate
double entendre.
But unlike the old one this Rawhide Kid camps it up by dropping in the odd
double entendre. In a bubble in the first edition of the series, called Rawhide Kid: Slap Leather, he says about the Lone Ranger: "I think that mask and the powder blue outfit are fantastic.
IS Boy George protesting about the rapper's attitude to gay men or is there a subtle
double entendre here?
HERE'S a real
double entendre - two Graham Nortons for the price of one.
Helen didn't get the hint so, undettered, Paul tried twice more using a saucy
double entendre approach.
Roly-poly Uncle Phill loves a
double entendre, and so does Captain Pugwash, or was that first mate Seaman Stains?
Denise Van Outen eggs them on, never using a
double entendre where a single one will do ("Watching this game, I've just realised that there's a lot of CRACK in this place!"), while co-host Julian Clary tries, with varying degrees of success, to bring an air of wry detachment to the grotesque goings-on.
He was also strangely prudish, bearing in mind that much of Morecambe and Wise's act revolved around
double entendre. I sat opposite Ernie at a TV Festival dinner for stars and journalists.
YOU may have noticed I'm a big fan of the
double entendre and innuendo.
