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gossipy

[gos-uh-pee] / ˈgɒs ə pi /


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Tim Curry’s memoir, “Vagabond,” is an optimistic book, not heavy or too gossipy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bongino responded on X, saying the report was “gossipy nonsense” from sources with “a clear agenda.”

From Salon

“A Hollywood Ending” is a gossipy book with plenty to dish on the Buss family, which until recently was the majority owner of the Lakers.

From The Wall Street Journal

She lowered her voice to the sort of loud, gossipy whisper that fairly begs to be overheard.

From Literature

It was certainly true his book could be unkind and gossipy, but that was why the public, which likely had trouble sorting out the details of crystallography and hydrogen bonds, loved it.

From Los Angeles Times