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Gossipist

A person who gossips.
I would like her more if she weren't such a gossipist.
by Saffernellie October 28, 2009
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Gassage

(n) exemplifying the containment and release of gas
(n) all matters concerning gas are subparts of the broader subject gassage
This gassage leads to the woods.

Dude, where is that gassage coming from?
That gassage really stinks!
by PooPyDoo23 January 15, 2010
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gossip block

When you can't think of anything to say in person; similar to writer's block.
Hey man when you're online you never stop talking. But in person you never say a thing!" "Sorry dude, but I have a bad case of gossip block.
by dublcheez June 14, 2010
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Gossp

Unindividualised Virtuesubdue
Gossp is not for me.
by Hercolena Oliver July 10, 2010
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Gosshit

Gosshit: Derived from gossip and shit. Generally the Sun, News of the World or any of Rupert Murdoch's papers and tabloid newspapers alike.
by smackyg March 4, 2011
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Gosiaco

As pronounced in a British accent, the word Gosiaco originally came from the expression "Go, shocker!" This came as a result of several attempts by British street-performing magicians to jump into a pool of fish, while the gathering crowds would scream the said expression. Widespread usage of the term has lead to a total restructuring of the expression as a whole, amalgamating both words into a single word.
Stacey was such a Gosiaco the other night; I didn't expect Danica to be one either!
by mymydelilah March 22, 2011
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gossip train

What gets run on you when you get drunk at a company outing, mess up at work, or even have something beneficial happen to you. Gossip used to be spread slowly at the water cooler, but emails to half a company is the main mechanism by which this gossip is spread. The occurrence of an event can be spread to everyone you don't want it to to within 5 minutes of the start of the work day with a single email.
By 8 a.m., all of the secretaries at work were running the gossip train on Jim when he got drunk at a company outing on Friday night and felt up the boss's wife and made out with the back of her neck after he puked in their washing machine.
by TheGreatAus September 17, 2012
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