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It was wrong of me to spread gossip about you the way I did.

His chief functions are to spread gossip and deliver letters.

"I suggest you get the facts right before spreading gossip.

Very talkative, likes to gather and spread gossip among the class.

We won't waste time spreading gossip about a man who is no longer part of our family."

It was said that no place, not even the Net, spread gossip as swiftly or erratically.

They quickly spread gossip all over the neighborhood.

This newspaper has a reputation for spreading gossip in order to sell by shocking people into buying.

But if she spread gossip all through the marketplace, how could they figure out which person who heard it was the one who mattered?

We've never had servants, who might spread gossip.

In the episode, Homer buys a computer and creates his own website to spread gossip.

"I don't want to be accused of spreading gossip.

His only flaw is his habit of spreading gossip and bad advice to those who listen to him.

He wasn't one to spread gossip around.

"That," I said, "is likely more a result of the swordsmith spreading gossip."

The other servants of the Seelie Court would spread gossip.

There is no reason to spread gossip about," Stanhope interrupted sharply.

I don't know the real story, and I don't want to spread gossip.

Florinda, an old dancer with "lumpy legs" who spreads gossip around the circus.

Had I not complied with her wishes, she would have gone to another solicitor, someone who might well have spread gossip about your marriage.

Young punks in town spread gossip that Dellamorte is impotent.

Blogs spread gossip and rumor But how about a Rare, geeky form of poetry?

Everyone appreciates politeness and no one likes it when people make fun, or spread gossip, rumors or lies.

I suppose there are only a few of us who know, but we know better than to go spreading gossip that might be hurtful to someone.

Alongside her sister and her friend Concha, they like to spy on others in the building and spread gossip.