Sentence examples for naughty gossip from inspiring English sources

The show's 90 or so minutes consist of a meandering and seemingly random mishmash of expostulations, wisecracks, reminiscences, naughty gossip and complaints.

He is fifty-two years old and has been in Washington nearly twenty years; he seems to travel in a cloud of cigar smoke, walks with the swagger of a Saudi fighter pilot (which he was for seventeen years), and likes to engage in naughty gossip, laughing uproariously as he does so.

I'm going to give you "the sus" sounds less naughty than admitting to gossip.

He was as certain of his place in society as any closeted homosexual who is taken up for his "naughty" views on the luxurious world of gossip and furbelows can be.

Many of the conversations deal with the latest gossip about various players -- some of it naughty, most of it not very nice, and almost all of it largely or totally false.

There, the frisky flight attendants rule the roost, though for much of the time they mostly just mix and guzzle drinks, gossip about everyone else and serve as a kind of bawdy, sort of naughty, progressively more belabored and unfunny gay Greek chorus.

Naughty, naughty.

"A naughty, naughty man.

Naughty Mitt.

Naughty Jason!

Naughty, nice, naughty, nice.