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Often used in the same context:
gossipers,
gossipmongers,
tabloids,
rumors,
scuttlebutt,
goss,
speculations,
catty,
tattler,
chatterers,
celeb,
romancing,
homewrecker,
exes,
showbiz,
backbite,
trollop,
tattle,
grapevine,
tmz,
paparazzi,
blab,
celebs,
tosspot,
inuendo,
maneater,
playgirl,
gossip columnist,
witter,
totty,
flatterers,
menage,
snogging,
bimbo,
tinseltown,
girlfriends,
wifey,
nosiness,
hottie,
babe,
bitchiest,
sandra bullock,
chinwag,
hubbies,
pals,
splitsville,
peeps,
paps,
preggers,
fash,
slagging,
paramours,
tuts,
lovebirds,
insiders,
natter,
mistresses,
nosy parker,
bff,
maggie,
mag,
britney,
titbit,
smooching,
loverboy,
scientologist,
pati,
cradle snatcher,
tittering,
meg ryan,
nympho,
bakra,
skanky,
yentas,
lindsay,
twittering,
boyfriends,
tch,
prince william,
jolie,
snits,
sapphic,
beau,
smartypants,
whispers,
strumpet,
frenemy,
cynics,
courtiers,
pally,
sexcapade,
john travolta,
publicists,
hollywood,
gold digger,
bitching,
chitchats,
politicos,
snog,
chicky,
popstar,
rupert,
gossip,
idlers,
rogues,
thieves,
troublemakers,
busybody,
pretenders,
snobs,
clowns,
jokers,
tricksters,
vagabonds,
bullies,
busybodies,
cheats,
crooks,
drunkards,
gamblers,
deceivers
Appears in the definition of:
blabbermouth,
malevolently,
talebearer,
taleteller,
tattler,
tattletale,
telltale
Also try:
— Adjectives for gossips:
old,
local,
idle,
great,
malicious,
good,
few,
inveterate,
female,
greatest,
political,
more...
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