| What's more, the gossipmonger may tailor the comments to special events in the village. |
| Not an eternal gossipmonger, not a social butterfly, not a comedic actress, but a very serious-minded woman with a warmth that came from the depths of her soul. |
| The garroted gossipmonger had included several cryptic acknowledgments in her manuscript that tantalize the wily wordsmith. |
| Berlusconi does not understand that a gossipmonger is not compatible with a statesman. |
| Hoover was indeed a vicious gossipmonger, yet the most damning information he possessed could not be disseminated easily. |
| That was the theme Ms. Musgraves kept returning to during this too-short but authoritative set at One Night in... New York City, an annual benefit by the gossipmonger Perez Hilton for the VH1 Save the Music Foundation. |
