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A "double meaning" or "double entendre" is a word or phrase that has two interpretations, one of which is often humorous or risqué. Here's an example:

"She's really a 'bright' student; her light is always on in the library."In this sentence, the word "bright" can mean intelligent, but it also plays on the idea of a light being "on," which adds humor to the statement.