scuttlebutt [ingl. brit. ˈskʌt(ə)lbʌt, ingl. am. ˈskədlˌbət] SUST.
1. scuttlebutt:
- scuttlebutt NÁUT., HIST.
- charnier m
2. scuttlebutt ingl. am. (gossip):
- scuttlebutt coloq.
- ragots mpl
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Even he knows it, and the recent scuttlebutt says that cabinet will give the project the green light.
ipolitics.ca And therein lies the danger of an over-reliance on extrapolating personal experiences, what might be called first-hand scuttlebutt.
www.telegraph.co.uk However, it is difficult to determine if the scuttlebutt is anything more than that.
www.afr.com And he talks about something called the scuttlebutt method, which made a big impression on me at the time.
www.cnbc.com Fifteen years of insider scuttlebutt, delivered by weekly emailed newsletter, online message board and magazine, is under threat.
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- scurf
- scurfy
- scurrility
- scurrilous
- scurrilously
- scuttlebutt
- Scylla
- scythe
- SD
- SDI
- SDLP