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Invaraibly a lie, something with no factual founding, spread amongst poorly educated members of the working class whose critical faculties have never been fully developed. Rumours are in genertal pure hearsay. "The rumour is that **** is messing about behind his wife's back."
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a rumor is a story spread among a number of people which is unconfirmed or likely false. kaite- omg i just heard a rumour that Chris and Britney had sex
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an event constructed by people that have small brains the rumour goes he was a man whore but only because sally got shut down by him.
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Someone who doesn't have an account on any social networking sites such as Facebook, Flickr, LinkedIn, Twitter, MySpace, Habbo, Friendster, Orkut, Bebo, Last.fm or dogging.co.uk These individuals typically like to think they are invisible, but usually aren't. They also utilise same said sites to stalk other people online. Also spelt rumor (US spelling). "Don't give out my mobile number, dude, I'm a just rumour."
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