Examples of 'gossipy' in a sentence
Meaning of "gossipy"
gossipy (adjective): inclined to engage in gossip or to spread rumors or talk about the private matters of others
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- Prone to gossip.
How to use "gossipy" in a sentence
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You and your gossipy little group.
I listen to myself and not this gossipy.
No one is more gossipy than you people.
Gossipy colleagues with no audience are dead in the water.
You and your gossipy friends at church.
The comments say that my questions are too gossipy.
Your gossipy lot has finally won.
You two are worse than gossipy washerwomen.
Her gossipy appearance made me doubt her.
You know this cast is gossipy as hell.
The gossipy wife of the minister.
But the book is not gossipy or prurient.
She is gossipy and scantily dressed.
They were all cliquey and gossipy and awful.
Like some gossipy hysterical woman.
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Liquor store people can be so gossipy.
Coaches are more gossipy than housewives.
Ladies around here are extremely gossipy.
You know how gossipy plumbers are.
Gets a little catty and gossipy.
Now all we need is a gossipy hen to run with it.
He is also very nosy and gossipy.
Management is very gossipy and secretive.
The testimony was mostly a sordid and gossipy dud.
They are gossipy mean girls.
But some of those single moms get real gossipy.
People are just so gossipy these days.
That gossipy bitch bandied your name for tenure.
This is a small and gossipy town.
It is gossipy and unreliable.
And country people are gossipy and nosey.
These are very gossipy women who would say that we are sloppy.
Those saleskids are super gossipy.
Wayne is a gossipy old queen.
Courteous and not as gossipy.
That gossipy bitch.
With another piece of gossipy.
I can do gossipy too.
You are always been a very gossipy.
They are gossipy bitches.
But this school was not just mean and gossipy.
Lots of gossipy customers.
I do not want to sound gossipy.
Not a gossipy one.
The book is indeed gossipy.
Overly gossipy people who are more worried about what others are doing.
It can be very gossipy.
Then grant to your most gossipy servant to be the first to read that letter.
I have infiltrated tougher circles than a posse of gossipy teenage girls.
She is gossipy 口多言.
