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0 conversation or reports about other people's private lives that might be unkind, disapproving, or not true:
- Her letter was full of gossip.
- I don't like all this idle gossip.
- I've got some juicy gossip for you.
- Have you heard the (latest) gossip?
- UK Jane and Lyn sat in the kitchen having a good gossip about their friends.
- She's a terrible gossip.
1 to talk about other people's private lives:
- Stop gossiping and do your work.
- People have started to gossip about us.
2 talk about other people’s private lives:
- [ U ] Have you heard the latest gossip (= what is being said about someone)?
- [ C ] Charlie is a real gossip.

I've just been talking to the girls downstairs and I've got some delicious gossip.
Some magazines contain nothing but scandal and gossip.
She always keeps me up to date with the latest gossip.
There's a lot of gossip about me going around. What have you been saying?
Let's go for a coffee - I need to catch up on all the gossip.
She's been gossiping and hasn't done a stroke of work all morning.
Janet spends hours gossiping on the phone.
I wouldn't tell her your secrets - you know how she likes to gossip.