How To Use Gossipmonger In A Sentence
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An eccentric rock star and his beautiful sister on a ranch in the middle of nowhere is irresistible fodder for the gossipmongers.
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Tonight proved to me we cannot keep living in this gossipmonger bubble to avoid Mathias.
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‘Sometimes it pays to listen to what the gossipmongers say,’ Thomas said vehemently.
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Not one gossipmonger so much as raised a brow when he strolled across the ballroom to join the group.
ON A WICKED DAWN
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He's a political gossipmonger, the Walter Winchell of Washington.
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But I'm fascinated by how gossipmongers make medical diagnoses on the flimsiest of paparazzi photos.
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We don't really know if blogs will become the political pamphlets or the broadsheet ballads of our time, but their ability to act as the gossipmongers of the global village is undisputed.
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It was, after all, the moment for which every gossipmonger had been waiting.
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So close that you caused a scandal that raced through every gossipmonger's lips in the room.
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If something happened at a luncheon or garden party it was bound to be all over the town by nightfall, thanks to gossipmongers like Lady Miller and her ilk.
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Not an eternal gossipmonger, not a social butterfly, not a comedic actress, but a very serious-minded woman with a warmth that came from the depths of her soul.
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He used his mental capacity to act as raconteur and juicy gossipmonger.
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Vaguely employed gossipmonger Bonnie Fuller tried to make "cutes" a word.
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Their relationship kept gossipmongers agog for years.
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It was nicknamed toujours prêt - always ready - by Parisian gossipmongers.
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Everyone knew there was no bigger squealer than a gossipmonger.
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I did not pixelate anything, I did not photoshop anything," said the gossipmonger.
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In your efforts to make new friends at work, you inadvertently fell prey to an office gossipmonger, someone who habitually brokers information about others to enhance her own sense of self-importance.
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