Tag

#gossip

18 words tagged “gossip”

spill the tea
phrase

To share the gossip or reveal the truth.

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radio bemba
phrase

The rumor mill / word of mouth (Cuba)

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T
noun

Truth, or the gossip that carries it; to spill the T is to tell what's really going on.

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clishmaclaver
noun

Idle gossip or foolish chatter

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maco
noun

A nosy person; also to spy on or gossip about others' business.

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mauvais langue
noun

Malicious gossip; slanderous talk

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maccomere
noun

A woman's close female friend and gossip confidante.

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spilling the tea
phrase

Dishing the gossip or the candid, unfiltered truth.

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lengua larga
phrase

A blabbermouth / gossip (DR)

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bochinche
noun

Gossip (PR)

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fas
adjective

Nosy, meddling or forward in others' business.

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macoing
verb

Prying into or spying on others' business

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suss
noun

Gossip or rumors

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bembelequero
noun

A gossip, rumor-monger (Cuba)

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run run
noun

A rumor, word on the street (Cuba)

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furphy
noun

A rumour or false story.

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claik
noun

Gossip. Idle blether.

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the tea
noun

Gossip, or the truth — the 'T' originally stood for truth.

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