gossipy [ˈgɒsɪpɪ, америк. ˈgɑ:səp-] ПРИЛ.
1. gossipy (rumour-spreading):
- gossipy
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2. gossipy (containing gossip):
- gossipy
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That's not all that gossipy, but it does represent a serious violation of intellectual property rights.
www.usnews.com Entered into evidence as an exhibit, the 235-page calendar is a gossipy never-before-seen look at four years in the life of the famous senator.
www.thestar.com These biographies have since been viewed as highly unreliable, gossipy, and hasty.
en.wikipedia.org They're chat -- the very definition of the gossipy frippery once shared by women in headscarves in wash houses or over back fences.
www.dailyrecord.co.uk They have the numbers and the attitude to dominate the park while they do a small gossipy circuit.
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