v. wag one's tongue; speak about others and reveal secrets or intimacies; n. a conversation that spreads personal information about other people
Gossip tends to circulate quickly.
Gossip tends to circulate quickly.
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The gravamen of Sue's letter was that the website frequently reported on gossip.
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The mischievious gossip ruined her good name.
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Who was the gossip column writer?
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What was the gossip that Cynthia heard?
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The mischievous gossip ruined her good name. OR The puppy was mischievous.
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What is the name of Nate's school gossip column?
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What was the name of the girl who's mother was a gossip columnist?
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Who was a gossip reporter?
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Her ostensible interest is aimed to gather gossip.
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What was the gossip about Susan's mother?
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What gossip did Simon have on Addy?
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What would public gossip about Coach Murphy and Miss Holt's living arrangement do to them?
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Do not pay attention to rumors and gossip.
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What did the gossip blog call Mark?
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dish the dirt; talk about others; spread rumors
silence
2 syllables
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