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suggesting to pretend to be suggestive but actually being completely uninterested in any sexual advances ■ "I don't think I'm suggesting anything, but maybe we should go on a date?"
dashing Adjective: characterized by or suggesting speed, skill, and confidence; handsome or charming. ■ "He was a dashing young man who could run circles around any other athlete on the track."
implying Suggesting or implying something without saying it directly ■ "His boss was implying that he should work longer hours, but he didn't want to say it outright."
Propose An act of suggesting something to someone, usually for their consideration or approval. ■ "I propose we go to the beach today!" said Jane, who had a secret agenda to show off her bikini body.
insinuations noun 1: indirect or subtle suggestions; hints of impropriety or wrongdoing ■ "Her insinuations about her boss's personal life were anything but subtle.", noun 2: a clever or indirect way of suggesting something ■ "He used insinuations to get his coworker to leave early."
Lunatics noun: a person who is extremely foolish or irrational, often to the point of being insane. ■ "I can't believe my boss thinks I'm a lunatic for suggesting that we switch to a new software platform. He must be living on the moon!
scag A piece of flattering or exaggerated praise, often used to insult someone by suggesting they are less impressive than they claim. ■ "That scag about your cooking skills is making me laugh. I know for a fact that your pasta sauce is made from crushed dreams and tears."