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Often used in the same context:
gossip,
paparazzi,
glossies,
gossipmongers,
broadsheets,
newspapers,
mags,
gossip columnist,
winker,
homewrecker,
headlines,
celebrity,
celeb,
goss,
supermodel,
scandalmongering,
elin nordegren,
magazines,
gossipers,
media,
infidelities,
celebs,
showbiz,
sensationalist,
tattlers,
dailies,
gold digger,
salaciousness,
soap opera,
paps,
sexcapade,
mistresses,
splitsville,
popstar,
playgirl,
redtop,
obits,
trollop,
prima donna,
tmz,
totty,
exes,
socialite,
philandering,
monthlies,
private eye,
womaniser,
starlets,
escapades,
hubby,
snogging,
wallis simpson,
playboy,
royals,
elle macpherson,
flapdoodle,
weeklies,
bimbo,
centrefold,
tosspot,
sulker,
romances,
missus,
rotters,
skanky,
pundits,
fawning,
rumors,
commentators,
editorials,
loverboy,
authoress,
groupies,
cokehead,
newsies,
jesse james,
bitchiest,
hussy,
christina aguilera,
backbiting,
melanie griffith,
editorialise,
blabbermouth,
preggers,
whore,
paramours,
ranty,
cads,
womanizer,
sleaze,
centerfolds,
strumpet,
partying,
freesheet,
photog,
indiscretions,
reportage,
tatler,
teri hatcher,
monica lewinsky,
glamor,
maggie,
tabloid,
newspaper,
publishers,
zoos,
guidebooks,
syndicates,
capitalists,
cemeteries,
cinemas,
circuses,
comics,
factories,
journals,
manufacturers,
museums,
refineries
Appears in the definition of:
scandalmongering,
sensationalism,
sensationalistic,
yellowa
Also try:
— Adjectives for tabloids:
british,
other,
popular,
weekly,
daily,
national,
sensational,
american,
local,
english,
several,
more...
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