gossipy

And we need to have a real gossipy talk about who does what up there.

A couple of gossipy ones let us know that she was living with a man.

We were deep in the middle of a gossipy conversation.

Write to me every week and I'll send a good, gossipy answer.

A nice gossipy story about him from his teenage years.

A moment later, she was determined to get even with her gossipy roommate.

He has also found here in this modest, gossipy biography just the voice for him.

Her stories of each are frank without being unnecessarily gossipy or mean.

There had been a burst of mean, gossipy country laughter at that.

This is the most gossipy and intrigue-filled place I've ever seen.

You know - nice gossipy letters - you're very good at that sort of thing, I'm sure.

I'm not passing along these gossipy little tales for the fun of it, people.

It's the gossipy detail, colorful enough to sound like fiction.

But the gossipy townspeople have no comprehension of such things.

But then I'd been making a concerted effort not to read about the more gossipy aspects of the case.

I wonder why men are such slaves to those gossipy things."

Command of the language and a gossipy fascination with local disputes take him a long way.

All this makes for some fascinating, if gossipy, reading.

The gossipy details were included "to illustrate the main principles of the book."

The old lady was very charming in her gentle gossipy fashion.

I think that was quite a gossipy anecdote, don't you?

For a while early last year, the gossipy hotel industry cackled with the tale.

Being young, therefore gossipy and indifferent to the discipline of the medical lodge, they told me.

It was not hard to draw him into gossipy conversation, especially about the famous people who came to eat in his restaurant.