Definition of gossipmonger in US English:

gossipmonger

nounˈɡäsəpˌməNGɡərˈɡɑsəpˌməŋɡərˈɡɑsəpˌməŋɡər

derogatory

A person who habitually passes on confidential information or spreads rumors.
Example sentencesExamples
- But I'm fascinated by how gossipmongers make medical diagnoses on the flimsiest of paparazzi photos.
- If something happened at a luncheon or garden party it was bound to be all over the town by nightfall, thanks to gossipmongers like Lady Miller and her ilk.
- We don't really know if blogs will become the political pamphlets or the broadsheet ballads of our time, but their ability to act as the gossipmongers of the global village is undisputed.
- It was, after all, the moment for which every gossipmonger had been waiting.
- Not an eternal gossipmonger, not a social butterfly, not a comedic actress, but a very serious-minded woman with a warmth that came from the depths of her soul.
- An eccentric rock star and his beautiful sister on a ranch in the middle of nowhere is irresistible fodder for the gossipmongers.
- Their relationship kept gossipmongers agog for years.
- ‘Sometimes it pays to listen to what the gossipmongers say,’ Thomas said vehemently.
- Everyone knew there was no bigger squealer than a gossipmonger.
- It was nicknamed toujours prêt - always ready - by Parisian gossipmongers.

Definition of gossipmonger in US English:

gossipmonger

nounˈɡäsəpˌməNGɡərˈɡɑsəpˌməŋɡər

derogatory

A person who habitually passes on confidential information or spreads rumors.
Example sentencesExamples
- It was, after all, the moment for which every gossipmonger had been waiting.
- If something happened at a luncheon or garden party it was bound to be all over the town by nightfall, thanks to gossipmongers like Lady Miller and her ilk.
- We don't really know if blogs will become the political pamphlets or the broadsheet ballads of our time, but their ability to act as the gossipmongers of the global village is undisputed.
- It was nicknamed toujours prêt - always ready - by Parisian gossipmongers.
- But I'm fascinated by how gossipmongers make medical diagnoses on the flimsiest of paparazzi photos.
- Their relationship kept gossipmongers agog for years.
- Everyone knew there was no bigger squealer than a gossipmonger.
- Not an eternal gossipmonger, not a social butterfly, not a comedic actress, but a very serious-minded woman with a warmth that came from the depths of her soul.
- An eccentric rock star and his beautiful sister on a ranch in the middle of nowhere is irresistible fodder for the gossipmongers.
- ‘Sometimes it pays to listen to what the gossipmongers say,’ Thomas said vehemently.

词汇	gossipmonger
释义	Definition of gossipmonger in US English: gossipmonger nounˈɡäsəpˌməNGɡərˈɡɑsəpˌməŋɡərˈɡɑsəpˌməŋɡər derogatory A person who habitually passes on confidential information or spreads rumors. Example sentencesExamples But I'm fascinated by how gossipmongers make medical diagnoses on the flimsiest of paparazzi photos. If something happened at a luncheon or garden party it was bound to be all over the town by nightfall, thanks to gossipmongers like Lady Miller and her ilk. We don't really know if blogs will become the political pamphlets or the broadsheet ballads of our time, but their ability to act as the gossipmongers of the global village is undisputed. It was, after all, the moment for which every gossipmonger had been waiting. Not an eternal gossipmonger, not a social butterfly, not a comedic actress, but a very serious-minded woman with a warmth that came from the depths of her soul. An eccentric rock star and his beautiful sister on a ranch in the middle of nowhere is irresistible fodder for the gossipmongers. Their relationship kept gossipmongers agog for years. ‘Sometimes it pays to listen to what the gossipmongers say,’ Thomas said vehemently. Everyone knew there was no bigger squealer than a gossipmonger. It was nicknamed toujours prêt - always ready - by Parisian gossipmongers. Definition of gossipmonger in US English: gossipmonger nounˈɡäsəpˌməNGɡərˈɡɑsəpˌməŋɡər derogatory A person who habitually passes on confidential information or spreads rumors. Example sentencesExamples It was, after all, the moment for which every gossipmonger had been waiting. If something happened at a luncheon or garden party it was bound to be all over the town by nightfall, thanks to gossipmongers like Lady Miller and her ilk. We don't really know if blogs will become the political pamphlets or the broadsheet ballads of our time, but their ability to act as the gossipmongers of the global village is undisputed. It was nicknamed toujours prêt - always ready - by Parisian gossipmongers. But I'm fascinated by how gossipmongers make medical diagnoses on the flimsiest of paparazzi photos. Their relationship kept gossipmongers agog for years. Everyone knew there was no bigger squealer than a gossipmonger. Not an eternal gossipmonger, not a social butterfly, not a comedic actress, but a very serious-minded woman with a warmth that came from the depths of her soul. An eccentric rock star and his beautiful sister on a ranch in the middle of nowhere is irresistible fodder for the gossipmongers. ‘Sometimes it pays to listen to what the gossipmongers say,’ Thomas said vehemently.
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