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Often used in the same context:
rumor,
chatter,
rumblings,
gossip,
whispers,
speculation,
conjecture,
grapevine,
buzz,
tidbits,
hubbub,
grumbling,
grousing,
insiders,
griping,
brouhaha,
bellyaching,
titbit,
insinuations,
hoopla,
shenanigans,
blather,
hullabaloo,
innuendo,
intrigue,
kerfuffle,
lore,
misinformation,
gossipers,
gibes,
goss,
tattler,
musings,
flapdoodle,
jibes,
factoid,
prognostications,
carping,
hullaballoo,
hyperbole,
feelers,
prognosticators,
palaver,
sniping,
gossipmongers,
blabber,
guff,
pundits,
atwitter,
controversy,
murmurs,
drivel,
hype,
snickers,
foofaraw,
reports,
rumormonger,
sturm und drang,
cynics,
conventional wisdom,
talk,
negativity,
inuendo,
twaddle,
goings,
convo,
hacks,
canard,
ballyhoo,
suspicions,
blabbermouth,
maybes,
hijinks,
rumours,
poobah,
skulduggery,
protestations,
smarties,
apocryphal,
bloviation,
supposition,
chatterers,
consternation,
blue skying,
dissing,
banter,
malarkey,
baloney,
contretemps,
controversary,
kibitzing,
doubters,
disinformation,
notion,
cognoscenti,
bitching,
bush telegraph,
wishful thinking,
balderdash,
craziness,
naysaying,
whining,
news,
business,
happening,
informa,
information,
roundup,
scandal,
stats,
work,
advertisement,
almanac,
announcements,
brochures,
butchery,
calling,
consequent,
conversation
More specific:
dirt,
earful,
grapevine,
hearsay,
malicious gossip,
pipeline,
rumor,
rumour,
scandal,
talk,
talk of the town,
word of mouth
More general:
account,
report
Synonyms:
comment,
gossip
Also try:
— Adjectives for scuttlebutt:
latest,
local,
much,
political,
such,
more,
only,
common,
usual,
general,
interesting,
more...
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