Describing Wordsfor Gossip

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Here are some adjectives for gossip: merry or confidential, trifling, harmless, unjust, idle, foul indifferent, new or stale, malicious and unthinking,

legal, trivial, irrelevant, scandalous and untrue, latest malicious, malicious and inveterate, monkish or heraldic, everlasting bridal, subsequent historic, cecial thy, scandal, idle, scandalous and rather satirical, lowest and most idle, nastiest old, sly female, usually nasty, shallow, insipid, quite wearisome, anticipatory literary, fashionable or diplomatic, inveterate male, idle or malignant, scandalous unfounded, malicious and secret, eternal and impertinent

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Words to Describe gossip

Below is a list of describing words for gossip. You can sort the descriptive words by uniqueness or commonness using the button above. Sorry if there's a few unusual suggestions! The algorithm isn't perfect, but it does a pretty good job for most common nouns. Here's the list of words that can be used to describe gossip:

merry or confidential trifling, harmless unjust, idle foul indifferent new or stale malicious and unthinking <p>legal trivial, irrelevant scandalous and untrue latest malicious malicious and inveterate monkish or heraldic everlasting bridal subsequent historic cecial thy scandal, idle scandalous and rather satirical lowest and most idle nastiest old sly female usually nasty shallow, insipid quite wearisome anticipatory literary fashionable or diplomatic inveterate male idle or malignant
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scandalous unfounded malicious and secret eternal and impertinent amiable and seemingly inconsequential quaint and childlike private diurnal always plentiful intense and vicious idle and malevolent much prophetic latest delicious spicy, humorous current sparse mostly jealous meretricious, mischievous valuable and generally reliable ludicrous ludicrous crass and contemptible smugly vicious garrulous, furry trivial organizational good scurrilous retail personal mildly infamous delicious mechanical deliberate, creative pointless commercial unjust european decent, illuminating gratuitous and unsupported spicy current frequently authentic worst and most disgusting later discursive curious, doddering ill-disposed envious scandalous and partly fabulous journalistic social idle street-corner scandal and malignant pleasant and trifling far-reaching, fresh and sensational fresh and sensational incessant, wearisome foolish and slanderous credulous and inquisitive agreeably mythical idle, pitiful retail much retail cruel customary final meal and endless exceedingly unsavory previous lazy already rife latest strategic routine and petty scandal and innocent scandal and infinite loose and hazy wretched ephemeral anonymous and irresponsible impertinent, local amusing contemporary officious and impertinent luscious personal principally social flimsy and unpalatable retail unpleasant inveterate and notorious irresponsible, wasteful light-hearted, impersonal otherwise affectionate idle, shameless idle and familiar malicious and venomous rich veracious amusingly malign latest and most vivacious dull distasteful aimless, placid garrulous male malignant and nauseous oftentimes worthless hospital and local tippling and low humorous or interesting usual scandalous desultory, familiar vicious idle often audacious unwholesome and exciting wretched malicious trivial or scandalous probably idle still malicious gay and malicious much scandalous mostly idle gratifying idle idle and malicious seemingly local curious theatrical monthly soon common elated current enormous, never-ending least scandalous little gossip-real gossip-real little gossip�real gossip�real libelous old negative, cheap-shot increasingly hermetic much unreliable amiable and trustworthy more secondhand amusing but detrimental same small-town much mean-spirited useless or even damaging incredibly reliable notoriously swift brittle and wicked bright, brittle and wicked latest and nastiest easterly small-town secondhand inflammatory surprising, interesting contemporary legal much egyptological just scurrilous much juicy eager, incorrigible tactful but accurate remarkably tactful but accurate regular fusty ribald teenage unadulterated, juicy entertainingly wicked best, malicious trifling harmless last frivolous tolerant and good-natured inconsequential and insufferable gorgeous intellectual partly fabulous indefatigable male venerable male foul, malignant idle such perpetual local trivial and familiar fascinating big-city delightful and impossible genial and instructive wicked, impertinent idle, profane mere scandalous constant and generally harmless bright, frivolous social and parliamentary petty and frivolous pert and insipid considerable theatrical just malicious quite groundless shrill, merry pitiably foolish less languid current small unpleasant and vulgar profane or senseless consequent malicious scandal and idle short, angelic immortal after-dinner scandalous and baseless musical, artistic generally salacious oftentimes important juicy old little illicit same frivolous retail such idle or malicious loud and unceasing latest theatrical idle, malicious small regimental racy and pungent malicious, evil continuous open much piquant singularly boring enough ignorant victorian female much gleeful false, mere small cryptic narrow-minded local irrelevant local perfectly brilliant endless interesting good and intimate merest idle much irresponsible literary and general such spicy useless public thy brawny personal and critical less veracious mere amusing old erroneous fourth young longer public unforgiving bitchy dirty literary generally reliable current in-house mere senile stupid conventional petty malicious vicious irresponsible remarkably tactful sometimes lurid latest vicious nauseous and offensive old-fashioned sleazy incredibly juicy much jovial idle and cruel little horrid deep intimate astronomical and mythological miscellaneous political wrong, much such daytime petty and degrading stupid and malicious stupid superstitious much slanderous much malignant foolish, vulgar idle, unprofitable much injurious obviously common mere good-natured merely pure mere current long, desultory occasional thoughtless contemporary local useless and degrading useful local mere malicious mysterious and interesting stupid, worthless meal and more honest but credulous ordinary stupid chatty and amusing same godless cheerful and airy much doubtful single malicious good interesting much hateful malicious and scandalous worthless, idle same inane current local latest political latest local almost public petulant little usual damned idle, innocent �banal vicious male less good-natured often scandalous first-hand personal animated and amusing miserable personal much gloomy idle and irresponsible wide-eyed little rather satirical lively literary royal and paternal largely idle sometimes malicious further dangerous vague literary mere flippant little sober malicious and ignorant little, intimate little juicy merely idle inveterate old innocent local already common idle political public, private latest human once local much embarrassing diplomatic and social latest and most authentic little operatic loose and desultory mildly humorous such deleterious nosy little long, aimless further pleasant also loose much amusing loose and idle sweet and juicy latest diplomatic hadrumal also idle flighty, irresponsible just idle stupid local always good-natured everlasting spiritual occasional petty merry, irresponsible little agreeable fashionable male notorious old much loose coaxing little much indignant eternal little noble, loving much dangerous more inveterate coarse, drunken more upmarket especially local much malicious soft, alluring little cathedral squat, broad pleasant literary long, confidential same adorable foolish and ridiculous minor financial worst old treasonable malicious seemingly inconsequential much unpleasant idle more malicious quiet, old latest and most reliable imaginative new non-vocal old departmental vain, dear less careless more flimsy officious old much, good such nonsensical less idle little cozy such haunting much superficial much cruel much idle comfortable domestic mere sordid all-round good little desultory hearty, good-natured malicious and cruel shocking old somewhat malicious rather fanciful dark and malignant prying old much harmless last innocent much mysterious latest literary cheap-shot malicious old idle and frivolous political and private generally harmless unconscionable old lovely secret much adverse much disagreeable much interesting such unfounded much eager much speculative mere irresponsible next greatest rather frivolous regular old-fashioned mere idle more tiresome ignorant, vicious appalling old local corporate rather macabre wicked good little trivial probably mere such old-time literary and personal confidential little little harmless unsubstantiated much golden much rude extremely realistic theatrical and musical just dangerous vulgar old old vague scandalous slanderous probably pure low, vulgar much local highly unofficial little current good juicy thin watery much romantic garrulous old little pleasant prurient much strange --official more harmless such irresponsible now popular notorious little fearful old now common long, delightful petty local much pleasant least stable low little unduly long more unsettling nice cosy much mere back fresh ordinary conversational such idle much pious same innocent street-corner little such long comfortable amusing old much curious such scandalous unfounded tedious old common and vulgar other amusing back-door further unpleasant little feminine inveterate much foreign scurrilous mouth-to-mouth much delicate such injurious usual domestic political and parliamentary little unknown juiciest petty personal unauthentic seemingly trivial nice, cozy mere wild such ridiculous amiable old juicy long, pleasant little confidential merely local much new little graceful quasi-legal little honest latest military several enterprising such odious late-summer just crazy catty other petty latest new and promising little girlish regular good such mere good long literary and political little familiar nice snug salacious more trivial regular old usual mild much foolish old lame defamatory more idle unimportant little local and personal small-town military and political baseless particularly important little malicious interesting personal such foolish senile old city-wide much literary common, every-day little mild more outlandish middling such disgusting mere personal little occasional just general sweet human escurial low and vulgar retail detrimental cheap and nasty racy much quiet current sleazy much other little local nosy old local nice juicy ordinary political such supernatural more instructive nice comfortable hour-long more disinterested interesting and amusing egyptological mere superficial untrue clever and amusing dearest old infernal old such petty political and social rather dreary true, dear such stupid uninformed less innocent awful old always interesting highly speculative good, long trivial such speedy petty unkind scandal little childish such contemptible nonsensical irresponsible backdoor much hot daylong little gray desultory interdepartmental political and other labial much political bitchy frivolous veracious harmless genial old interesting literary mere empty intimate personal rife mere historical hand-me-down such unworthy literary invasive such evil theatrical common same local amusing evil-minded bitter old upmarket mere social just common much personal confidential off-color mere mortal spicy garrulous credulous impertinent such vain vicious old more informal such vicious after-dinner venerable old incorrigible vulgar malignant tippling reminiscent tiresome old unedifying famous old social vacuous cozy little medical and surgical indiscreet terrible old now general such social shrewd old personal silliest good, old-fashioned deleterious secondhand full-strength thorough good girlish such innocent horrid old foolish stale little additional other interesting horrible old such childish mean-spirited unpleasant casual such delightful citywide transatlantic busiest interesting poisonous acerbic prying half-forgotten piquant deadly mere accidental discursive merest regular little nice long splendid new horrible little particularly interesting well-informed more private hot new extremely interesting irrelevant contemporary political rather long intimate nastiest such wretched good political always more or less endless well-founded inconsequential small local alarmist such hot malevolent always more little secret inaccurate fresher good fat busy little purely local unsavory more hot mischievous anemic voluble good-natured insipid undercover political and religious sturdiest far-fetched obliging prejudicial fashionable notorious free and easy communicative agreeable feminine intramural little innocent sharp little diurnal gleeful such dangerous reusable indefatigable such charming illicit plain-spoken frothy dreadful little harmless little real good dirty little insufferable rancorous high old circumstantial bibulous untrustworthy wildest miscellaneous such low legal aimless injurious incessant jumped-up topographical more explicit enough officious operatic speculative vicious cabal old royal compulsive such literary little fresh heraldic inane evil disquieting genial regimental second-hand natured virulent chatty antiquarian monkish senseless paltry fairly common perky eager cheerful disagreeable wearisome cozy merry unwelcome hermetic erroneous disruptive plentiful organizational in-house soft-spoken public choicest foul shameless egregious such small hateful nasty unconcerned quiet little condescending treasonous biographical unthinking parochial more cheerful own mental groundless doddering vaguest unpalatable meretricious high-level flippant hushed unprofitable little personal pleasing ill-timed such valuable malign animated unreliable anonymous high-priced open-mouthed ill-advised waspish envious vivacious unrestrained mere wicked innocent humorous vile rural dramatic ridiculous childish guileless unforgiving indiscriminate exciting worthwhile worthy pathological old-time sensational boring such common biggest hospital trifling unsupported self-indulgent every-day avid rapid-fire urgent delectable artless irreverent big-city unceasing cadaverous puerile worst prophetic authoritative spectral liveliest venomous satirical scornful contemptible superficial provincial comfortable little nauseous senile more intelligent departmental astrological outdated more useful disheartening geological shakespearean incautious inept throaty undying blithe unjust pungent crass stable popular out-and-out such horrible pithy amiable cruel metropolitan dear farcical loose inexhaustible premature parliamentary fusty unlicensed unimportant illustrative interminable little private insatiable professional light-hearted stupid great old amoral unbridled pugnacious cheery worthless imprudent watchful predictable unworthy loquacious suggestive dynastic bridal posthumous new social ghoulish inquisitive unwanted embarrassing bureaucratic livelier clerical

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Words to Describe gossip

As you've probably noticed, adjectives for "gossip" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this website, the top 5 adjectives for "gossip" are: merry or confidential, trifling, harmless, unjust, idle, foul indifferent, and new or stale. There are 994 other words to describe gossip listed above. Hopefully the above generated list of words to describe gossip suits your needs.

If you're getting strange results, it may be that your query isn't quite in the right format. The search box should be a simple word or phrase, like "tiger" or "blue eyes". A search for words to describe "people who have blue eyes" will likely return zero results. So if you're not getting ideal results, check that your search term, "gossip" isn't confusing the engine in this manner.

Note also that if there aren't many gossip adjectives, or if there are none at all, it could be that your search term has an abiguous part-of-speech. For example, the word "blue" can be an noun and an adjective. This confuses the engine and so you might not get many adjectives describing it. I may look into fixing this in the future. You might also be wondering: What type of word is gossip?

Describing Words

The idea for the Describing Words engine came when I was building the engine for Related Words (it's like a thesaurus, but gives you a much broader set of related words, rather than just synonyms). While playing around with word vectors and the "HasProperty" API of conceptnet, I had a bit of fun trying to get the adjectives which commonly describe a word. Eventually I realised that there's a much better way of doing this: parse books!

Project Gutenberg was the initial corpus, but the parser got greedier and greedier and I ended up feeding it somewhere around 100 gigabytes of text files - mostly fiction, including many contemporary works. The parser simply looks through each book and pulls out the various descriptions of nouns.

Hopefully it's more than just a novelty and some people will actually find it useful for their writing and brainstorming, but one neat little thing to try is to compare two nouns which are similar, but different in some significant way - for example, gender is interesting: "woman" versus "man" and "boy" versus "girl". On an inital quick analysis it seems that authors of fiction are at least 4x more likely to describe women (as opposed to men) with beauty-related terms (regarding their weight, features and general attractiveness). In fact, "beautiful" is possibly the most widely used adjective for women in all of the world's literature, which is quite in line with the general unidimensional representation of women in many other media forms. If anyone wants to do further research into this, let me know and I can give you a lot more data (for example, there are about 25000 different entries for "woman" - too many to show here).

The blueness of the results represents their relative frequency. You can hover over an item for a second and the frequency score should pop up. The "uniqueness" sorting is default, and thanks to my Complicated Algorithm™, it orders them by the adjectives' uniqueness to that particular noun relative to other nouns (it's actually pretty simple). As you'd expect, you can click the "Sort By Usage Frequency" button to adjectives by their usage frequency for that noun.

Special thanks to the contributors of the open-source mongodb which was used in this project.

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