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Gossip (IPA: /ˈɡɑsəp/)


Gossip in Spanish

Chisme {m} [especially Latin America], Bochinche {m} [Colombian Atlantic Coast, Dominican Republic, Panama, Puerto Rico - Colloquial], Brete {f} [Cuba, Colloquial], Cahuín {m} [Chile, Colloquial], Chambre {m} [El Salvador, Honduras - Colloquial], Chimento {m} [Argentina, Uruguay - Colloquial], Chirmol {m} [Guatemala, Colloquial], Cocoa {f} [Panama, Colloquial], Copucha {f} [Chile, Colloquial], Cotilleo {m} [Spain], Cuecho {m} [Nicaragua, Colloquial], Mitote {m}, Argüende {m} [Mexico, Colloquial], Vinazo {m} [Costa Rica, Colloquial] {n} (idle talk)

Gossip in Spanish

Chismoso {m}, Chismosa {f} [especially Latin America], Copuchento {m} [Chile, Colloquial], Argüendero {m}, Argüendera {f} [Mexico, Colloquial], Alcahuete {m}, Cotilla {m} {f} {n} (person)

Gossip in Spanish

Chismear, Cotillear, Chismorrear {v} (to talk about someone else's private or personal business)

Gossip in Spanish

Chisme

Gossip in English

Chisme