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        tittle-tattle
        noun
        noun: tittle-tattle; plural noun: tittle-tattles
        1. casual conversation about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as true; gossip.
          "she would never listen to tittle-tattle about another girl"
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          gossip
          rumour
          tattle
          idle talk
          scandal
          hearsay
          whispers
          stories
          tales
          canards
          titbits
          bavardage
          on dit
          Kaffeeklatsch
          labrish
          shu-shu
          buzz
          goss
          scuttlebutt
          tea
          skinder
          bruit
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          Opposite:
          confirmed facts
          the truth
        verb
        verb: tittle-tattle; 3rd person present: tittle-tattles; past tense: tittle-tattled; past participle: tittle-tattled; gerund or present participle: tittle-tattling
        1. engage in casual conversation about other people.
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          gossip
          spread rumours
          spread gossip
          circulate rumours
          spread stories
          talk
          whisper
          tattle
          tell tales
          spill the tea
          skinder
          bruit something about
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        4 days ago — tittle-tattle definition: 1. talk about other people's lives that is usually unkind, disapproving, or not true 2. talk about…. Learn more.

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        The meaning of TITTLE-TATTLE is gossip, prattle. How to use tittle-tattle in a sentence.

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        If you refer to something that a group of people talk about as tittle-tattle, you mean that you disapprove of it because it is not important, ...

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        gossip or foolish chatter. verb (used without object), tit·tle-tat·tled, tit·tle-tat·tling. to gossip or chatter. ... CAN YOU ANSWER THESE COMMON GRAMMAR DEBATES?

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        To engage in such gossip. To spread gossip.

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        tittle-tattle Add to list Share · noun. light informal conversation for social occasions. synonyms: causerie, chin wag, chin wagging, chin-wag, chin-wagging, ...

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        To talk idly or foolishly; gossip. [Reduplication of tattle.] American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by ...

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        TITTLE–TATTLE meaning: talk about things that are not important or interesting.

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