gossipier
Increasingly fond of scandals
Gossipier is the comparative form of gossipy, meaning more inclined to gossip or having more of the quality of gossip: The tabloids have gotten even gossipier since she started dating him.
A gossipier person spreads more rumors; a gossipier tone suggests idle chatter about others' private affairs.
Inclined to speak much
- garrulousTediously long-winded
- loquaciousInclined to talk much
- volubleInclined to talk freely
- blabbyGiven to gossip
gabby · mouthy · nattering · yakking · prattling · chattering · babbling · jabbering
Unverified secondhand information
- whisperSpeech without full voice
- speculationUnproven theorizing or risky investment
- innuendoOblique disparaging remark
- tittle-tattleTrivial, idle chatter
grapevine · buzz · scuttlebutt · rumormonger · gossipmonger · blabbermouth · unverified · secondhand
Sensationalist newspaper format
- sensationalArousing intense excitement
- scandalousMorally offensive or shocking
- juicyFull of moisture
- salaciousLewdly interested in intimacy
shocking · revealing · exposing · smearing · defaming · slanderous · libelous · backbiting
talkative
Inclined to speak much
- garrulousTediously long-winded
- loquaciousInclined to talk much
- volubleInclined to talk freely
blabby · gabby · mouthy · nattering · yakking · prattling · chattering · babbling · jabbering · loose-lipped
hearsay
Unverified secondhand information
- whisperSpeech without full voice
- speculationUnproven theorizing or risky investment
- innuendoOblique disparaging remark
tittle-tattle · grapevine · buzz · scuttlebutt · rumormonger · gossipmonger · blabbermouth · unverified · secondhand · spreading
tabloid
Sensationalist newspaper format
- sensationalArousing intense excitement
- scandalousMorally offensive or shocking
- juicyFull of moisture
salacious · shocking · revealing · exposing · smearing · defaming · slanderous · libelous · backbiting · mudslinging