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Answer a QUESTION with a QUESTION

Is an "insinuation" the same as an "accusation" except that an insinuation is made from a place of concealment and an accusation is made out in the open?
 
A sly insinuation is a shy accusation since a sly accusation acts, in practice, as a shy insinuation, does it not?
 
If one imagined that the vast, unimpeded sky contained nothing at all, other than a single albatross, would one not respond to the question asked by saying "just an albatross;" whereas if one believed that there were more things than a single albatross, and also that albatross, would such a one not respond with "amongst other things, an albatross," assuming for a moment somebody is that interested in albatrosses?
 
Should we petition a definition change from Merriam-Webster for clarity on the we/you situation?
 
When you ask that, are you imagining asking a person who has some, or imaging asking a person who has none?
 
Isn't that what you do when you ask an AI to create a picture of a kitten with a donkey's head and a python for a tail?
 
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