Goss example sentences

goss

noun BRITISH ENGLISH informal

goss (noun) · gosses (plural noun)

  - conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true; gossip:

Synonyms

tattle, whispers, stories, tales, canards, tidbits, scandal, hearsay, bavardage, Kaffeeklatsch, dirt, buzz, mudslinging, scuttlebutt, tea, bruit, chat, talk, conversation, chatter, blether, blather, conference, discussion, dialogue, exchange, adda, chitchat, jaw, gas, confab, natter, chinwag, rabbit, crack, rap, gabfest, mag, yarn, confabulation, colloquy, facts, Feedback

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