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gossip

[gos-uhp] / ˈgɒs əp /




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Had enough time passed without gossip that she could risk bringing us into the fold?

From Literature

It bursts with insights that mix journalistic acumen with gossip, backed by a score generously seasoned with mischievous violin string plucking.

From Salon

The country was rocked by the Watergate fallout, but its citizens also lapped up the gossip — like Rovere hoped to do with what little tidbits made it to Woodward and Bernstein’s book.

From Salon

Hannah said she has respected the Kennedy family’s privacy and, like Schlossberg, condemned “self-serving sensationalists trading in gossip, innuendo and speculation.”

From Los Angeles Times

But I dread it because it means having to see Karly and Sal, too, smirking and gossiping and sniggering at everyone behind their hands.

From Literature