Shakespeare Words
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If Shakespeare wrote it, we've Shmooped it.
Gossip
Invented in The Comedy of Errors“ | With all my heart, I'll gossip at this feast (5.1.411) | ” |
Shakespeare is credited with inventing this puppy, though it has a pretty interesting etymological history that started, fittingly, with relatives. (Because, come on, who gossips more than families?) In this play, it basically just means to speak with in a familiar way. |
Tag: The Comedy of Errors