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Gossip

See also Slander.

Gourmandism (See EPICUREANISM, GLUTTONY.)

Graciousness (See COURTESY, HOSPITALITY.)

assembly of women

symbolizes gossip in dream context. [Dream Lore: Jobes, 143]

Blondie and Tootsie

two characters continually gossiping from morning to night. [Comics: “Blondie” in Horn, 118]

Duchess of Berwick

rumor-jabbering woman upsets Lady Windermere. [Br. Lit.: Lady Windermere’s Fan, Magill I, 488–490]

Norris, Mrs.

Fanny’s aunt, the universal type of busybody. [Br. Lit.: Mansfield Park, Magill I, 562–564]

Peyton Place

New Hampshire town where everyone knows everyone else’s business. [Am. Lit.: Peyton Place, Payton, 523]

Sneerwell, Lady

leader of a group that creates and spreads malicious gossip. [Br. Drama: Sheridan The School for Scandal]

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