gossip

Converse of object

• swap: Charles had bought along his hard redheaded wife Norma, and she was busy swapping malicious gossip with Emily.
• spread: He deals with all my problems Himself and does not spread any gossip.

Adjective modifier

• juicy: Anyway, I've got a bit of juicy gossip about one of the contestants, Michelle.
• competitions...: MFR Frequency Exclusive competitions... gossip about MFR before anyone else... It's the MFR Frequency...
• malicious: In the first case, Smith hears some malicious gossip about the past career of Jones.
• scurrilous: More first-hand accounts of, or scurrilous gossip about, these events are eagerly awaited and will be linked in.
• idle: The asylum centers are the breeding places of rumors and idle gossip.
• hot: Tim Adams: When the story's over Hot gossip You've drunk too much.

Modifies a noun

• columnist: So who cares about a date doctor except maybe a gossip columnist?
• headline: Click image to view their profile Get the best daily celebrity gossip headlines!
• column: On the facing page, in Spy, the gossip column, there are at least two cheering stories.
• mag: Nor does he make the headlines in international gossip mags.
• rag: Popular culture junkies and fans of gossip rags have gorged on the glamorous and public life of Tom Cruise over the past decade.
• magazine: Q: We rarely read about you two in the gossip magazines?

Modifying Another Word

• maliciously: He gossiped maliciously about John and rejected the teachers of the truth sent out by John.

Noun used with modifier

• celebrity: Enter your details below Name: Email: The latest celebrity gossip from around the world.
• showbiz: Chardonnay delivers the freshest showbiz news gossip right to your PC.
• celeb: Moss goss - 04/03/03 Courtesy of Heat Magazine Fancy quizzing Kate Moss on all her top-notch celeb gossip?
• girlie: Printed From: bikegirl Forum Name: Girlie gossip column Forum Discription: Chat about anything you want to.
• village: He would tell me about the farm, about the village gossip.