Backbiting (n.) is intimacy that requires the subject to miss it.
Backbiting (n.) is wrong — the best thing to do behind a person's back is pat it.
Backbiting (n.) is important to friendship, which is why everyone should have at least two friends : one to talk to and one to talk about.
Backbiting (n.) is sometimes necessary. What one cannot say to a friend's face, one ought to say very carefully behind his back.
Dirt (n.) is only matter out of place.
Dirt (n.) is dirtiest upon clean white linen
Dirt (n.) is dirt but takes a part in work.
Dirt (n.) is the by-product of a systematic ordering and classification of matter.
Gossiping (n.) is intimacy practiced on someone who isn't in the room.
Gossiping (n.) is how a group stays close by spending a third person.
Gossiping (n.) is a sign of superficiality — The water is shallowest where it babbles.
Gossiping (n.) is an explosive relief that is experienced as a reward for obeying nature, for obeying a primary need.
Rumor (n.) has tongues that bring smooth comforts false, worse than true wrongs.
Rumor (n.) speaks of peace while covert enmity, under the smile of safety, wounds the world.
Rumor (n.) doth double, like the voice and echo, the numbers of the feared.
Rumor (n.) is a great name for a margarine, highly suggestive of how easily and quickly it spreads.