Gossip (n.) is a form of malicious talk indulged in by other people.
Gossip (n.) is a medium of exchange where nothing is ever redeemed.
Gossip (n.) is a thing for which it can be said that a little goes a long way.
Gossip (n.) is a thing we hate to repeat, but what else can you do with it.
A Gossip (n.) talks so much that her supply of truth gives out before she gets through.
A Gossip (n.) is a woman whose mouth continues to work long after her conscience has ceased to function.
A Gossip (n.) is a woman with a mouthful eager to give others an earful.
A Gossip (n.) is anybody who is not too busy to be a busybody.
Gossip (n.) is like mud thrown against a clean wall: it may not stick but it leaves a mark.
Gossip (n.) is like spinach: it all boils down to very little.
A Gossip (n.) loves to discuss the events of the day, friend by friend.
A Gossip (n.) makes a mountain out of a molehill by adding some dirt.
Gossip (n.) is the only sound that travels faster than sound.
A Gossip (n.) is usually first with the news, but last with an admission of error.
Gossip (n.) is small-minded — great minds discuss ideas, good minds discuss events, small minds discuss people.