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Often used in the same context:
scuttlebutt,
tabloids,
gossipers,
rumor,
goss,
chatter,
gossipmonger,
celeb,
catty,
innuendo,
inuendo,
chitchat,
banter,
gossip columnist,
tattlers,
blab,
celebrity,
backbiting,
tattle,
snark,
watercooler,
shoptalk,
tidbits,
natter,
news,
salaciousness,
showbiz,
speculations,
paparazzi,
bitchiness,
musings,
gwyneth paltrow,
nosiness,
sapphic,
grapevine,
drivel,
goings,
lewis carroll,
whispers,
groupies,
john travolta,
fluff,
twittering,
tmz,
trollop,
bitching,
romances,
bush telegraph,
dishy,
sexcapade,
titbit,
conjecture,
pap,
travolta,
sensationalism,
liker,
slander,
cliquishness,
totty,
chatterers,
chat,
titillation,
celebs,
intrigue,
skanky,
boyfriends,
bimbo,
snogging,
churchill downs,
stories,
misinformation,
buzz,
happenings,
bitchery,
chinwag,
blabber,
catfight,
backstabbing,
punditry,
trivialities,
snits,
fabulousness,
hottie,
blogging,
mags,
jesse james,
doings,
guff,
playgirl,
twaddle,
girlfriends,
redtop,
scandalmongering,
flapdoodle,
bff,
milady,
jealousy,
bloviation,
insults,
yentas,
glossies,
insinuations,
gossips,
talk,
rumour,
scandal,
rumors,
rumours,
amusement,
entertainment,
diversions,
conversation,
detraction,
flirtation,
notoriety,
amusements,
badinage,
ed,
literature,
syndicated,
52,
75,
anxiety,
apolar,
author,
conduct,
context,
creed,
description,
dialogue,
difference,
discrimination,
extraction,
fable,
gc,
grief
More specific:
blabbermouth,
bruit,
cat,
dirt,
earful,
grapevine,
hearsay,
jawbone,
malicious gossip,
pipeline,
rumor,
rumour,
scandal,
scandalmonger,
shmooze,
talebearer,
taleteller,
talk,
talk of the town,
tattletale,
telltale,
word of mouth,
yenta
Appears in the definition of:
backstair,
backstairs,
baseless,
bodacious,
business,
buzz,
cat,
club,
credence,
dirt,
earful,
gossip columnist,
grapevine,
hearsay,
malicious,
malicious gossip,
mean,
nightclub,
pipeline,
rumor,
rumour,
scandal,
scandalmonger,
scandalmongering,
scrimy,
spicy,
talk,
talk of the town,
vicious,
word of mouth,
yenta
More general:
account,
chat,
communicator,
confab,
confabulation,
converse,
discourse,
report,
speak,
talk
Synonyms:
causerie,
chaffer,
chat,
chatter,
chin-wag,
chin-wagging,
chitchat,
claver,
comment,
confab,
confabulate,
gab,
gabfest,
gossiper,
jaw,
natter,
newsmonger,
rumormonger,
rumourmonger,
scuttlebutt,
small talk,
tittle-tattle,
visit
Also try:
— Adjectives for gossip:
local,
malicious,
idle,
latest,
much,
common,
little,
old,
mere,
political,
literary,
more...
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