1. 30 A self-confessed gossip columnist, she writes under her former married name of Lady Colin Campbell - to me her first vulgarity.

2. Columnist salaries - 1 salaries reported: $174,805 / yrThomson Reuters Columnist salaries - 1 salaries reported: $103,445 / yrNew York Times Columnist salaries - 1 salaries reported: $135,358 / yrThe Seattle Times Columnist salaries - 1 salaries reported: $53 / hrNY Daily News Columnist salaries - 1 salaries reported: $69,226 / yr

3. Promotion of the expression Amazeballs is mainly attributed to US TV personality and gossip-columnist Perez Hilton, who used the term on his well-known blog back in 2009.

4. An experienced Columnist with 10

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6. Wrong, Gossip Girl.

7. It's just gossip.

8. What does Columnist mean? Information and translations of Columnist in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

9. 11 Harmful gossip, slander.

10. twittering over office gossip.

11. Reduced to tabloid gossip?

12. But not for gossip.

13. Columnist definition: A Columnist is a journalist who regularly writes a particular kind of article in a Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

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15. Definition of Columnist in the Definitions.net dictionary

16. I'm the puzzle columnist for Discover Magazine.

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19. She was also a columnist for the newspaper Libération.

20. Gossip is the new pornography.

21. She loves to peddle gossip.

22. The Pitfalls of Harmful Gossip

23. He's always hawking gossip about.

24. Who's been hawking gossip about?

25. Diwakar's such a gossip monger!

26. Jane is an incurable gossip.

27. He loved gossip and scandal.

28. You shouldn't listen to gossip.

29. I think you'd agree he's a very respected columnist.

30. A conservative columnist, George Will, provides a more vindictive answer.

31. The mischief arose from irresponsible gossip.

32. The tabloid newspapers love salacious gossip.

33. Her letter was full of gossip.

34. Smith was powerless against office gossip.

35. This is no time for gossip.

36. The boss cannot blurt or gossip.

37. Chitchat definition is - small talk, gossip

38. She despised gossip in any form.

39. Tell me all the latest gossip!

40. Furtively carried on; clandestine: Backstairs gossip.

41. Listening—The Other Side of Gossip

42. Don't you like a good gossip?

43. So I shall hear through gossip?

44. Gossip can stab like a sword.

45. In a letter to a magazine columnist, a woman complained:

46. Definition of Columnist noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

47. A columnist in the newspaper O Estado de S.

48. The Columnist is responsible for pitching, researching and writing columns…The Columnist also produces online content as required by the editor-in-chief of …

49. Chitchat definition, light conversation; casual talk; gossip

50. Sometimes the drums carry gossip or jokes.”

51. She's a great one for idle gossip .

52. Her sleazy gossip was very off - putting.

53. Their conversation consisted almost entirely of gossip.

54. Unfounded gossip can damage a person’s reputation.

55. She always knows all the juicy gossip.

56. I've got some juicy gossip for you.

57. Her appetite for gossip is absolutely indecent.

58. Your perfidious gossip is malicious and dangerous.

59. Newspaper gossip had prejudiced her against him.

60. It is a juicy piece of gossip.

61. You don’t judge or criticize or gossip.

62. She fed celebrity gossip to "People" magazine.

63. Gossip has received some attention in anthropology.

64. 2 The mischief arose from irresponsible gossip.

65. She had no time for idle gossip .

66. Don't believe all the gossip you hear.

67. I'm already the subject of relentless gossip.

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69. Columnist Femke Boot wants to shut her critics up – permanently

70. Rob Morse is a columnist for the San Francisco Examiner.

71. A columnist wrote: “Man’s necessities are few—his wants, infinite.”

72. Bob Confer is a Daily News columnist and president of Confer Plastics

73. I've got some really juicy gossip for you.

74. Some magazines contain nothing but scandal and gossip.

75. Colporteur translate: traveling salesman, gossip, pedlar, peddler, hawker

76. Bollywood news & latest gossip at Bollywood Bubble

77. Bavardage translate: chatting, idle chatter, chit-chat, gossip

78. Let us examine Paul’s warning regarding harmful gossip.

79. Cautious speech averts eavesdropping . Cautious behavior arrests gossip.

80. It's always been my policy not to gossip.