1. more inclined to gossip; more prone to spreading rumors or talking about others' private affairs
Usage: comparative form of 'gossipy'
2. containing or characterized by more gossip; full of idle talk or rumors
Usage: comparative form of 'gossipy'; describes content or conversation

Examples

• She became gossipier as the evening went on, sharing more and more stories about her coworkers.
• The gossipier members of the group always seemed to know everyone's business.
• That magazine is much gossipier than the serious news outlets.
• He found her gossipier than he expected when they first met.
• The gossipier the conversation became, the more uncomfortable I felt.
• Social media has made people gossipier than ever before.