quidnuncs (Meaning)
quidnuncs
a person who seeks to know all the latest news or gossip
Synonyms & Antonyms of quidnuncs
quidnuncs Sentence Examples
- The town's quidnuncs were abuzz with the latest gossip about the mayor's scandal.
- Avoid conversing with the office quidnuncs; they'll only distract you with their relentless chatter.
- The village's new inhabitants were instantly labeled as quidnuncs, eager to know every detail of their neighbors' lives.
- The tabloids cater to the insatiable curiosity of quidnuncs, peddling sensational stories to satisfy their thirst for knowing.
- The neighborhood quidnuncs had a knack for embellishing events, transforming harmless incidents into scandalous affairs.
- The elderly quidnuncs at the park would spend hours speculating about the goings-on in the community.
- The quidnuncs had little regard for privacy, prying into the personal lives of others with an uncanny determination.
- The company's quidnuncs were constantly gossiping about their colleagues, creating a toxic and unproductive work environment.
- The quidnuncs in our apartment building knew every detail about our daily routine, from our morning coffee to our evening dinner.
- The school quidnuncs were notorious for spreading rumors and creating drama, disrupting the harmony of the student body.
FAQs About the word quidnuncs
a person who seeks to know all the latest news or gossip
gossips, informants, gossipers,informers, gossipmongers, talebearers, newsmongers, circulators, stool pigeons, tale-tellers
No antonyms found.
The town's quidnuncs were abuzz with the latest gossip about the mayor's scandal.
Avoid conversing with the office quidnuncs; they'll only distract you with their relentless chatter.
The village's new inhabitants were instantly labeled as quidnuncs, eager to know every detail of their neighbors' lives.
The tabloids cater to the insatiable curiosity of quidnuncs, peddling sensational stories to satisfy their thirst for knowing.
