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Often used in the same context:
scuttlebutt,
speculation,
gossip,
whispers,
conjecture,
chatter,
rumblings,
canard,
misinformation,
allegation,
accusation,
grapevine,
insinuations,
rumours,
myth,
meme,
supposition,
inuendo,
notion,
innuendo,
falsehood,
disinformation,
buzz,
reports,
tidbit,
hullabaloo,
brouhaha,
suspicions,
kerfuffle,
suggestion,
hearsay,
misconception,
factoid,
falsities,
news,
hullaballoo,
denials,
apocryphal,
flapdoodle,
wishful thinking,
untruths,
mongered,
rumormonger,
idea,
hysteria,
hogwash,
hoax,
announcement,
bunkum,
hubbub,
snopes,
revelation,
controversy,
hyperbole,
malarkey,
arguement,
bombshell,
joke,
palaver,
talk,
balderdash,
negativity,
assertion,
hype,
quip,
word,
repots,
titbit,
fact,
crap,
fears,
figment,
gossipmongers,
mass hysteria,
story,
preggers,
nonsense,
debunking,
truth,
splitsville,
gossipers,
anecdote,
drivel,
precentral,
bush telegraph,
controversary,
convo,
frenzy,
tattler,
vaporware,
twaddle,
murmurs,
misquote,
protestations,
ado,
tattle,
jeebies,
conniption,
theory,
truthy,
poppycock,
assumption,
rumour,
rumors,
calumny,
dream,
surmise,
suspicion,
accusations,
contretemps,
allegations,
fracas,
prank,
scandal,
hume,
carlyle,
crime,
greenfield,
hyde,
locke,
lt,
malaria,
matthew,
multipage,
ovid,
panic,
smelting,
wonder,
apostle,
ballad,
cautionary,
censored
Appears in the definition of:
.,
check,
circulate,
inept,
introduce,
rhabdomyoma,
spread,
squelched,
talk,
talk of the town
More general:
comment,
gossip,
scuttlebutt
Synonyms:
bruit,
hearsay,
rumour
Also try:
— Adjectives for rumor:
false,
mere,
persistent,
vague,
common,
popular,
public,
wild,
unfounded,
latest,
idle,
more...
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