implying russian
винцо́
wine (informal, often implying a casual, simple or small amount of wine), plonk
брю́чки
trousers, pants (diminutive, often implying small or informal)
головёнка
small head
brains, mind (often implying not very clever)
жидо́вствовать
to act like a kike (derogatory, antisemitic), to behave in a stereotypical, pejorative 'Jewish' manner (implying greed, cunning, or manipulation)
заграба́стывавший
grabbing, snatching, appropriating, seizing (implying greed or illicit action)
инсинуи́рующий
insinuating, suggestive, implying (something negative)
нажи́вшийся
who has gotten rich, who has made a fortune, enriched, having profited (often implying ill-gotten gains)
намека́вший
hinting, alluding, implying
напроси́вшийся
self-invited, having invited oneself, asking for it (implying negative consequences), having brought it upon oneself
напя́ленный
put on, squeezed on, donned (often implying tightness, ill-fit, or effort)
нося́щий
carrying, bearing
wearing
bearing (a name, a character), having, implying
подразумева́вший
implying, meaning, suggesting, understood, implicit
подразумева́ющий
implying, implicit, tacit, understood
предполага́ющий
assuming, implying, presuming, supposing, conjectural
тисканный
pressed, squeezed, hugged (implying well-worn, crumpled, creased from handling)
printed (colloquial)
ха́панный
ill-gotten, stolen, grabbed (colloquial, implying illicit or greedy acquisition)



















