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gossipy [ˈgɒsɪpi, am. angl. ˈgɑ:sə-] PRID.

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It is a gossipy and anecdotal commentary in four books, in prose and verse, with quotations, social asides, and references to the theatre.

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True to the magazine for which she writes, there's a gossipy buzz about her.

www.theglobeandmail.com

These biographies have since been viewed as highly unreliable, gossipy, and hasty.

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She is not welcomed by the other girls in her class due to her arrogance, gossipy ways, talks about her wealth, and going into the affairs of other students.

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Mashing up the grim with the gossipy isn't novel.

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Running about an hour, it is set in a small town in which live a respectable lady, her maid and her gossipy neighbour.

www.timescolonist.com

Part of the humour-spiced story takes the form of letters penned by his gossipy housekeeper.

www.winnipegfreepress.com

They have the numbers and the attitude to dominate the park while they do a small gossipy circuit.

www.stuff.co.nz

The words gossipy and contumaceous replace the original lavish or vicious; and the words following he must depart were originally lest, by sympathy with him, others also become contaminated.

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Entered into evidence as an exhibit, the 235-page calendar is a gossipy never-before-seen look at four years in the life of the famous senator.

www.thestar.com