Gossiped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GOSSIPED 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 GOSSIPED

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How to use GOSSIPED in a sentence

• The young blades of corn gossiped gently along the field.
• The smartest people wintering in that most sheltered nook of the Italian Riviera had eaten and gossiped and flirted, and gone back to their villas and hotels.
• Carmen had no fear that she would be gossiped about and misunderstood.
• On the old fence men read the newspapers, crammed for recitation, gossiped, told stories, talked athletics, sung songs, flirted with passing girls, and got acquainted.
• I fancy it is already gossiped about that I am going to marry her.
• Now the tale tells that thereafter Dom Manuel was changed, and his attendants gossiped about it.
• Members of the favored unions told their wives, and the wives gossiped, and soon all the labor world knew what had happened.
• There were stone benches inside, on which generations of villagers had sat and gossiped in their turn.
• So the old folk raised their voices in a chorus of horror, and when they met gossiped over the awful downfall of the faith.
• When we had gossiped for a while about poetry and books in general, and when I had found that my acquaintance was far my superior in every possible respect, I prepared to move.
• How they rattled up the avenue and through the park! How the green branches waved in triumph, and how the birds sang and gossiped about them! By the time they arrived at Mount St.
• A druggist, named Reinaro Soncini, gossiped somewhat too openly.
• Then, while they smoked their pipes, they gossiped about the Post doings until the bell warned them that it was time to return to their work.
• I guess we started at the lowest numbered engine on the road, and gossiped about each and every crew.
• Two guards sat outside in front of the door and gossiped.
• Here as the evening deepened they comfortably gossiped, their voices dropping lower as the camp sunk to rest.
• He had never asked questions, he had never surmised or gossiped.
• At Bethsaida, a little town three miles across the lake from Capernaum, farmers gossiped about the news as they worked in the green fields on the hills above their town.
• Yet it should be said that the man least respected by the Pinetuckians was the man least gossiped about.
• After that they gossiped and compared notes covering the two years since they had met until it was time for Kitty to go home.
• She was gossiped about on all sides, and gayly fed the fire of gossip by appearing in startling dresses, by doing startling things, and picking up extraordinary acquaintances.
• She referred familiarly to princes and famous statesmen, as if she had gossiped with them tete-a-tete over the teacups.
• They sang at their work, and when the loom was running in good order, they leaned out of the windows or gossiped with each other.
• In the antechamber the pages gossiped with the maids-in-waiting as they ate a splendid tea.
• Two cooks, country women, sat in the hidden corner behind the stove, and poked in the great bales of straw and gossiped.
• They gossiped in whispers about her white skin, her little hands, her beauty.
• He gossiped pleasantly of men and things as though talking with an equal.
• Starr rolled a cigarette, and smoked it while he gossiped with Estan of politics, pretty girls, and the price of mutton.
• The men gossiped outside, while the women chatted within.
• Her dimples had turned traitor to youth and gossiped of coming age.
• Maurice talked about the ball game, and Edith gossiped darkly of her teachers, and Johnny Bennett ate enormously and looked at Edith.
• At such times she gossiped while smoking Turkish tobacco.
• IN an upper room of one of the palatial houses which are situated on the north side of Hyde Park, two ladies sat at breakfast, and gossiped over their tea.

Similar words containing GOSSIP without suffix ed

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