Gossip Adjective Synonyms
chat, conversation, talk, chit-chat, small talk, palaver, tittle-tattle, prattle, clishmaclaver, gup, natter, chin-wag
I was just having a little gossip with my neighbour.
Gossip Noun Synonyms
rumour, scandal, hearsay, information, on dit, word, grapevine, (inside) info, tittle-tattle, dope, scuttlebutt, poop
The latest gossip is that she left him for another woman.
bruit, tattle, rumour, whisper, blether or blather, gabble, blab, natter, jaw
I was just gossiping to my friend about your new job.
rumour-mill, rumour-monger, scandalmonger, gossip-monger, newsmonger, busybody, tattle-tale, quidnunc, blabber, blatherskite, tell-tale, talebearer, flibbertigibbet, big-mouth, chatterbox, blabbermouth, Nosy Parker
That old gossip will tell everybody your business.
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