| Buzz |
| Talk |
| Bruit |
| Gossip |
| On dit |
| Hearsay |
| Whisper. |
| Has it ___ |
| Scuttlebutt |
| Gossipy bit |
| Mill story? |
| Mill output |
| Bit of dirt |
| Kind of mill |
| Mill product |
| Gossip fodder |
| Bit of gossip |
| A bit of dirt |
| Gossipy tidbit |
| Tabloid tidbit |
| E! News fodder |
| One may spread |
| Bit of hearsay |
| Grapevine buzz |
| Kind of monger |
| Yenta's tidbit |
| Whispered words |
| Gossip's fodder |
| Gossip's tidbit |
| Back-fence talk |
| Gossip's report |
| Grapevine stuff |
| Unproven gossip |
| Grapevine item? |
| Gossip's delight |
| Grapevine tidbit |
| Grapevine fodder |
| Grapevine morsel |
| It may be spread |
| Unconfirmed info |
| Fodder for People |
| Grapevine concern |
| Grapevine product |
| Grapevine growth? |
| Item from a mill? |
| It's often spread |
| Gossiper's tidbit |
| Word on the street |
| Tantalizing tidbit |
| Unconfirmed tidbit |
| Unconfirmed report |
| Grapevine traveler |
| Gossipmonger's buzz |
| It may be whispered |
| Sometimes it's ugly |
| Thing that's spread |
| Gossip-column tidbit |
| Grapevine gleanings. |
| Some picked-up dirt? |
| It's often unfounded |
| Bit of tongue-wagging |
| Water-cooler offering |
| Gossip mill's product |
| Dirt that gets spread |
| Grapevine transmission |
| Supposed breakup, e.g. |
| Fast mover in an office |
| Fast traveler, at times |
| Office-cooler specialty |
| One may be going around |
| Unconfirmed bit of news |
| It travels by grapevine. |
| Product of the grapevine |
| Grist for a yenta's mill |
| One may circulate quickly |
| Grist for the tabloid mill? |
| It's heard on the grapevine |
| It's personified as a dame. |
| One going around the office |
| One might start "I heard ... |
| It might be true . . . or not |
| Part of a whispering campaign |
| It may be mixed with the truth |
| It often goes through the mill |
| Words at the watercooler, maybe |
| I heard it through the grapevine |
| Thing passed along the grapevine |
| This often spreads like wildfire |
| ___ has it ..." (gossip's phrase) |
| It might begin "Did you hear ...? |
| It's passed from person to person |
| Thing picked up at a water cooler |
| It could be spread human-to-human |
| Reporter's starting point, perhaps |
| What's heard through the grapevine |
| News bit from a supermarket tabloid |
| The news service of the weak": Ceram |
| You might start one to stir up drama |
| Something heard through the grapevine |