Collocations for "gossip"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "gossip" in context.
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gossip
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- [celebrity, office, malicious, hurtful, hot] gossip
- the [newest, latest] gossip
- have some juicy gossip on
- [share, spread, believe] gossip
- have got the gossip on her
- [have you heard, do you have] the gossip on her?
- the gossip about the [new employee, last day]
- the gossip about her is that she
- the gossip [in the office, on campus] is that
- the gossip is [true, accurate, inaccurate, hogwash]
- just came [here, round] for a gossip
- loves a bit of gossip!
- that is just gossip!
- a gossip [magazine, blog, column]
- gossip to your [friends, coworkers]
- gossip with your [friends]
- gossip over the [day, class, party]
- gossiped and [laughed, talked, chatted]
- gossip [frequently, too often]
- [never stops, is always] gossiping
- (always) gossiping about [her, his colleagues, other people]
- likes to gossip
'gossip' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):