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is gossiping

  • present progressive of gossip (3rd person singular).

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You can express interest in her well-being and affection for her personally without letting her know that one of her co-workers is gossiping about her mental health.

From Slate Sep. 24, 2018

Everyone is gossiping, talking agency talk, watching the underbrush for poisonous serpents.

From Time Magazine Archive

The busybody is gossiping among little knots of people and telling, manufacturing, or magnifying the latest scandal, or the latest news from the frontier, from Antioch, from the racing-stables, the law-courts, or the palace.

From Life in the Roman World of Nero and St. Paul by Tucker, T. G. (Thomas George)

Well, all the beach is gossiping about it; and Tudor persisted in repeating the gossip to me. 

From Adventure by London, Jack

"What is gossiping, Aunt Hitty?" she asked in a timid, awe-struck tone.

From A Spinner in the Sun by Reed, Myrtle