What do you mean to insinuate by that?

Tell me at once, then, what you meant to insinuate by that strange speech, interrupted the lady.

I do not know what you may mean to insinuate by calling me Methodist as you did just now.

Mr. Druce, trying to insinuate by his manner that this fact had not been obvious, suggested the Mixture- ateaspoonfulevery two hours.

Excuse me for insinuating by this expression, that there may yet be amongst you some novices.

"What do you mean to insinuate by that question?"

Indeed, I once heard as much insinuated by a fellow-cadet, to whom his reply was: "It's an honor to be black."

This they do and carry the branch back to the town, insinuating by their gestures that the burden is heavy and hard to bear.