Gossip

[ Godsibb - God, and A. S. sib, peace, concord, adoption, relation, companionship; 0. Ger. sibb a, a covenant.] An idle tattler, or talebearer; one who goes from house to house, retailing scandal or letting news; a busybody. "The common chat of go ips when they meet."-Dryden. Pop. of village (1897) about 3,100. Go's hen, in Ohio, a township of Auglaize co. -A township of Belmont co. -A township of Champaign co. -v. n. m. E.N.E. of Cincinnati. -A township of Hard in co. Go'ritz, a town of Austria, cap. dist. Goritz, on the -A township of Mahoning co. Isonzo, 20 m. N.W. of Trieste. Manuf . Leather, earthen- -A township of Tuscarawas co. tion; spiritual affinity.- Idle tattle; go ip; rumor. "Many a flower of London go ipry.-E. B. Browning. Gos's ipy, a. Full of tattle, chat, or go ip; as, a gos sipy woman. in G., whence the entire East is supplied. Pop. 16,659. -A township of Clear field co. Gorkha, a town of Nepaul, 53 m. W. of Khat i nandu, -A post-village of Lancaster co., about 58 m. E.S.E. of Lat. 27° 52′ N., Lon. 84° 28′ Ε. Gor'kum, a fortified city of S. Holland, on the Meuse, 21 m. S.E. of Rotter dam. Manuf. Hemp; with an extensive market for grain and fish. Pop . 10,400. Gor'litz, a fortified city of Pru ian Silesia, on the Nei e, 48 m. W. of Liegnitz. Manuf . Cloths, linens, lace, ribbon and hats. Pop . (1895) 56,800, Gorman, in Minnesota , a township of Otter tail co. Gorman, in Texas , a post-village of East lake co. Gormand, n. [Fr. gourmand; W. gor , exce ; gor mant, tending to overfill; gormodd , exce , overmuch.] A greedy or ravenous eater; a glutton; a gourmand. Gluttonous: voracious. Harris burg. Go's hen, in Utah, a post-village of Utah co., on Utah Lake, about 28 m. S.S.W. of Provo. Go's hen, in Vermont, a thriving township of Add is on county. Go's hen, or Goshen Bridge, in Virginia , a post village of Rock bridge co., abt. 32 m. W.S.W. of Staunton. Go's hen Creek, in N. Carolina , enters the Cape Fear River in Duplin co.