Yes, "gossip mongers" is a compound noun made up of "gossip" (talk or rumors about other people) and "mongers" (those who promote or spread something).
These are people in an organization used by the management for spying purposes, in order to gather information from inter and intra department.
Panic mongers and rumour-mongers
The African Luhya term for the English word 'gossip' is Okhomonya.
"Schnatterloch" is a German term that translates to "chat hole" or "gossip hole." It often refers to a place or situation where people gather to talk or gossip, typically in a casual or informal setting. The term can also imply a sense of lightheartedness or frivolity in the conversations taking place.
suggested gossip which brings down the subject of the gossip
How about "gossip" or "hearsay"?
a cheese mongers' spank boat
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slangChat
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Scuttlebutt.Answer While scuttlebutt may be something of a synonym for gossip (actually, scuttlebutt is more akin to "rumours") the word didn't originate there. Gossip is from an Old English word, which came to mean "idle chatter".