to gossip
Third Person
gossips
Present Participle
gossiping
Past Tense
gossiped
Past Participle
gossiped
1
to talk about the private lives of others with someone, often sharing secrets or spreading untrue information
- During lunch, the coworkers gossiped about a colleague's sudden resignation, speculating about the reasons behind it.
- Teenagers often gossip about their peers, discussing relationships, rumors, and personal matters.
- The group of friends spent hours gossiping about the latest celebrity scandals and gossip.
- Despite warnings about office etiquette, employees couldn't resist gossiping about the boss's recent decisions and personal life.
- She can't help but gossip every time someone new joins the team.
Synonyms:
2
to talk idly or engage in casual conversation
- After the meeting, colleagues gathered in the break room to gossip and share funny stories.
- Friends often gossip over coffee, discussing the latest movies, books, and current events.
- Students gossip in the cafeteria, chatting about school events, sports teams, and weekend plans.
- In the salon, customers gossip with their hairstylists.