Gossips is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GOSSIPS in dictionary:

VERB:
• engage in gossip
NOUN:
• casual or unconstrained conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details which are not confirmed as true
• a conversation about other people; an instance of gossiping
• a person who likes talking about other people's private lives.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to talk idly about the affairs of others

Words related to GOSSIPS

gossip9 gossiped12 gossiping13 gossipped15 gossipping16 gossips10

How to use GOSSIPS in a sentence

• Oddly enough, the gossips who still arranged marriages for the brothers had given over speculating upon their hostess, Miss Dorothea.
• To preachers, class-leaders, gossips, who upbraided her for not letting them see her mother, she replied by silence.
• It was about this time that Mozart was implicated by the gossips in a domestic tragedy.
• The gossips say that he is in alliance with the evil one himself, and I can well believe them.
• At Heatherly it was such a common thing for strangers to come and go, that even the rustic gossips had left off taking much interest in the movements of the Baronet or his guests.
• Fresh scandals have eclipsed it, and their more piquant details have drawn the gossips away from this four-year-old drama.
• Fifteen days later, to the great surprise of the Orcival gossips, who had never learned the details of these events, M.
• Gossips said that if the government and the police showed themselves so long-enduring they found it to their interest to do so.
• He formed a lasting theme of conversation to the gossips of the village, with whom the great man at the Hall enjoyed no enviable notoriety.
• The village gossips wondered who he was, what he was, what he came for, and how long he intended to stay.
• She had heard what the village gossips were saying.
• That little woman, all on fire with curiosity, made various inquiries of her gossips regarding the doings of Mr.
• I was more prudent next time, however, and, as the gossips had got all they wanted, I saw only my particular friends.
• Away she stepped quickly from the assembly of ward gossips.
• He would not let the case come to a jury until the time when a conviction would have most effect in the States, the gossips predicted.
• Knots of gossips lingered here and there near the place, indulging in vain surmises as to who the invisible gunners could be.
• One day, the gossips said, son might have to ask father, in the name of the Hohenzollerns, to help him recover his popularity.
• Shrovetide would not include in the treaty of peace the wild puddings nor the highland sausages, their ancient gossips and confederates.
• It delighted him that the village gossips should double or treble it.
• Cibot, being a very old customer, often introduced young persons and old gossips consumed with curiosity to the wise woman.
• Your dear brother joins in respectful thankfulness to his four noble gossips.
• Item given hir for buying meat to the gossips when they visit, 2 dollars.
• Wiswal espoused the nurse, which, circumstance gave great offence to the good people of Cambridge, and was the cause of much scandal among the gossips.
• Yet why not? For awhile back he was discussing such very points with some young gossips.
• He was the last one to reveal his bitter disappointment and humiliating defeat to the vigilant gossips of the house.
• Without pomp, almost without privacy, everything he said or did became the property of local gossips.
• Full of dismay, she hurried shrieking away to tell the story of the bewitched chick at the market-cross among her gossips.
• His uncle, who was commonly regarded as a confirmed old bachelor, confounded the village gossips by bringing home a young bride.
• In this way the situation was summed up by the gossips, and then they began to talk of something else.
• The gossips both in town and country were certainly right in assuming that the widow inherited the vast property of her deceased husband.

Similar words containing GOSSIP without suffix s

gossip9 gossipy13 gossiped12 gossiper11 gossipry14 gossipers12 gossiping13 gossipped15 gossipper14 gossipier12 gossipings14 gossippers15 gossipping16 gossipries13 gossipiest13 gossipingly18 gossipmonger18 gossipmongers19

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