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VERB + EQUIVOQUE
admitting
ADV.
gaily
adj
Equivocal.
noun
A homonym.
A play on words, a pun.
[H]e sported in many other æquivoques of the same nature; and at dinner told the physician, that he was like the root of the tongue, as being cursedly down in the mouth.
Ambiguity or double meaning.
[T]he black wisps of women bargaining behind those veils might turn out to be the ballet and coalesce in some dance gaily admitting their equivoque of concealing and proclaiming their sex.
[H]e sported in many other æquivoques of the same nature; and at dinner told the physician, that he was like the root of the tongue, as being cursedly down in the mouth.
Wiktionary[T]he black wisps of women bargaining behind those veils might turn out to be the ballet and coalesce in some dance gaily admitting their equivoque of concealing and proclaiming their sex.
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In some senses, equivoque is marked as obsolete. Watch for register when choosing this word.