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Often used in the same context:
bitchy,
catty,
salacious,
dishy,
titillating,
trashy,
chatty,
bodice ripper,
tawdry,
snarky,
nosy,
frowsy,
lurid,
snappish,
unquotable,
alexander woollcott,
seamy,
private eye,
snide,
snippy,
quippy,
nattering,
snooty,
cliquish,
waspish,
unpretty,
indiscreet,
bons mots,
snobbish,
vapid,
disobliging,
tabloid,
kvetching,
sordid,
spinsterish,
sapphic,
snarkier,
slatternly,
newsy,
acidulous,
witty,
gossip columnist,
opinionated,
glamorous,
flirtatious,
cruciverbalist,
amusing,
scabrous,
literary,
perky,
meanspirited,
harpy,
satirical,
seriocomic,
satiric,
billet doux,
saucy,
epistolary,
sleazy,
sycophantic,
neurotic,
sensationalistic,
highbrow,
zipless,
evelyn waugh,
scurrilous,
splenetic,
unaffecting,
gushy,
giggly,
ribald,
muckraking,
charming,
hemingwayesque,
nonfictional,
caddish,
scandalous,
ditsy,
clubbable,
picaresque,
snobby,
lit crit,
juicy,
housewifely,
soap opera,
oversexed,
sneery,
bawdy,
dislikable,
skanky,
sexcapade,
bossy,
dippy,
backstairs,
prurient,
solipsistic,
blowsy,
voyeuristic,
vituperative,
nonliterary,
nosy parker,
tallulah bankhead,
garrulous,
upbeat,
entertaining,
prosy,
vivacious,
anecdotal,
fascinating,
folksy,
slanderous,
uninteresting,
companionable,
disjointed,
lighthearted,
racy
Appears in the definition of:
malevolent,
wordy
Synonyms:
chatty,
communicative,
communicatory,
newsy
Also try:
— Nouns for gossipy:
letters,
letter,
woman,
account,
women,
book,
tone,
way,
stories,
style,
town,
more...
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