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Meanings of gossipy in inglés

Prone to friendly informal communication.

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Examples for "chatty"
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The letter is in a chatty style that assures its being read.
Business Correspondence, Vol. 1: How to Write a Business Letter
2
This chatty girl was soon an object of scorn: a female chav.
The Guardian
3
France was the home of the memoir, personal, chatty, spicy and unphilosophic.
The Age of the Reformation
4
Doc Reardon had been known to be, well, overly chatty on occasion.
Salem’s Lot
5
But Isabelle was chatty and informative all the way to the Tate.
The kiss
1
It was long and newsy, and the eighth page was most interesting.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1896 to 1901
2
Altogether the place was quite newsy and supported two papers-dailies , Ithink
Sailing Alone Around the World
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Unlike Tom's long, newsy letters, there was but one sheet of paper.
Grace Harlowe's Problem
4
Readers responded to everything from cultural trends, to newsy highlights of the year.
The new yorker
5
The paper is newsy and bright, and, in the main, wholesome.
A Day of Fate
Usage of gossipy in inglés
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The gossipy maundering broke off short; drowned in a wild beast growl.
Further Adventures of Lad
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In the living room, Bammy said something in a low, gossipy murmur.
Heart-shaped box
3
Uniformed police officers are the cattiest, most gossipy group of individuals around.
The devil's closet
4
Rosie Stock, who kept the shop, looked at Aidan with gossipy interest.
Enchanted Glass
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When it grew very late silence gradually fell on the gossipy Twelve.
The Dozen from Lakerim
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Primi Visconti survived the scandal to write gossipy memoirs of the court.
The Oracle Glass
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Mrs. Grant suddenly leaned forward with a gossipy gleam in her eye.
Romancing miss bronte: a novel
8
She was self-centered and gossipy, but she was also funny and smart.
Starstruck
9
The purple grackles are a garrulous, gossipy set, as every one knows.
Roof and Meadow
10
Mrs. Oleander took tea with her servants, and was very gossipy indeed.
The Unseen Bridegroom; Or, Wedded For a Week
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It is brilliant and racy and gossipy, and full of questionable truths.
The Guardian
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Write to me every week and I'll send a good, gossipy answer.
Jo's Boys
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British bedroom politics made policy small, elite and gossipy on the French model.
The Guardian
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The old one was gabbling on in a querrilous gossipy tone:
The City of Fire
15
When you read Warhol's text, he can be catty and gossipy.
The Guardian
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But the gossipy, name-dropping nature of many of the stories overemphasises the superficial.
The Guardian
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