Definition of goss in English:

goss

noun ɡɒs

British informal

Gossip.
a bit of background goss
Example sentencesExamples
- I'll just have to keep reading her e-mails to pick up any goss.
- They are renowned for having a slippery relationship with the truth, but this week's goss mags are in an even more loathsome tangle than usual.
- I know someone who's doing some camerawork for the project, so I'll be sure to get the inside goss off her.
- Lyn goes over to Susan's house to dish the goss on toy boy.
- We have all the news, all the goss and all the biz on England's new megastar.
- Clearly, I wasn't going to get any goss out of him.
- And the goss is that she visited India again for spiritual growth, shaved her head and is back and living up the coast with her boyfriend in an apartment her parents own.
- Anyways, that's the goss on Australia, see you next chapter!
- The discomfort from having to stand so purposelessly on the street corner has them doubly animate in recounting tales and goss.
- She told me all about her life at the Academy, minus the song hunting parts, and I told her all of the goss from back home.
- He had ‘connections’ everywhere to keep him up to date with the goss.
- The goss is that South Africa has scored their team and Aussie has lost theirs and the fourteenth team is going to New Zealand.
- There are games, gags and goss all right, but these were only intermittently entertaining.
- I'm also getting some inside goss, but I never repeat it.
- During Tuesday's five hours, she offers other contemporary stuff already classified as classic, and tells us the goss about it.
- Just heard a juicy piece of gutter goss from a friend in Perth.
- The discussion on who had bagged what quote was vastly outstripping even the goss on who'd be wearing what to the senior college formal.
- So that was obviously wrong goss, but it's definitely being announced on Monday.
- As promised, I told Leila the goss and we kept our eye on them both.
- It's like, I'm a celeb and she's trying to get as much goss as she can.
Synonyms
tittle-tattle, tattle, rumour, rumours, whispers, stories, tales, canards, titbits
chat, talk, conversation, chatter, heart-to-heart, tête-à-tête, powwow, blether, blather

Origin

1980s: abbreviation.

单词	goss
释义	Definition of goss in English: goss noun ɡɒs British informal Gossip. a bit of background goss Example sentencesExamples I'll just have to keep reading her e-mails to pick up any goss. They are renowned for having a slippery relationship with the truth, but this week's goss mags are in an even more loathsome tangle than usual. I know someone who's doing some camerawork for the project, so I'll be sure to get the inside goss off her. Lyn goes over to Susan's house to dish the goss on toy boy. We have all the news, all the goss and all the biz on England's new megastar. Clearly, I wasn't going to get any goss out of him. And the goss is that she visited India again for spiritual growth, shaved her head and is back and living up the coast with her boyfriend in an apartment her parents own. Anyways, that's the goss on Australia, see you next chapter! The discomfort from having to stand so purposelessly on the street corner has them doubly animate in recounting tales and goss. She told me all about her life at the Academy, minus the song hunting parts, and I told her all of the goss from back home. He had ‘connections’ everywhere to keep him up to date with the goss. The goss is that South Africa has scored their team and Aussie has lost theirs and the fourteenth team is going to New Zealand. There are games, gags and goss all right, but these were only intermittently entertaining. I'm also getting some inside goss, but I never repeat it. During Tuesday's five hours, she offers other contemporary stuff already classified as classic, and tells us the goss about it. Just heard a juicy piece of gutter goss from a friend in Perth. The discussion on who had bagged what quote was vastly outstripping even the goss on who'd be wearing what to the senior college formal. So that was obviously wrong goss, but it's definitely being announced on Monday. As promised, I told Leila the goss and we kept our eye on them both. It's like, I'm a celeb and she's trying to get as much goss as she can. Synonyms tittle-tattle, tattle, rumour, rumours, whispers, stories, tales, canards, titbits chat, talk, conversation, chatter, heart-to-heart, tête-à-tête, powwow, blether, blather Origin 1980s: abbreviation.
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