Word "HEARSAY" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
gossip (usually a mixture of truth and untruth) passed around by word of mouth
Synonyms:
rumor, rumour

Part of Speech:
Adjective
Definition:
heard through another rather than directly
Examples:
hearsay information

Crossword Clues for HEARSAY

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Clue Source Date
Get wind of utter gossip (7) Puzzler Cryptic 23 Aug 2025
Share-out? Yes. That's the rumour (7)
Word on the street is this year has flown
Unsubstantiated talk
Judges a conclusion to mystery and rumour (7)
Gossip from listeners in dried grass
Evidence based on the reports of others (7) Puzzler 31 May 2025
Gossip Mirror Classic 30 May 2025
Gossip Commuter 06 May 2025
Inadmissible evidence Thomas Joseph 03 May 2025
Gossip about hare, for example (7)
Be told to make an announcement on the rumour (7)
Info from the grapevine Commuter 15 Feb 2025
Listen, for instance, to gossip (7)
Try the case and make a statement that it's a rumour (7)
Courtroom objection Commuter 25 Jan 2025
Unverified, unofficial information; rumour (7)
Unverified information
Rumour one gives ear to, yes (7)
Rumour has year to get spread around (7) The Guardian Quick Cryptic 07 Dec 2024
Rumour has year to get spread around (7) The Guardian Quick 07 Dec 2024
Gossip from 13 in dried grass (7)
Listeners extremely avidly following hot gossip The Telegraph Cryptic 18 Nov 2024
Be told to announce it's mere rumour (7)
Listen and tell non-admissible evidence (7)
Gossip Mirror Classic 26 Oct 2024
Rumour of a shareout? Yes, at last (7)
Rumoured share distribution at the end of May (7)
Gossip, rumour (7)
Rumour from cattle food containing aural appendages (7)
Rumour of some corn in the hay (7)
Band that won the 2001 TV series Popstars (7)
Group created in 2001 by the TV show Popstars The Times Specialist Sunday 02 Jun 2024
Rumour Mirror Quick 30 May 2024
Share out a variable gossip Mirror Cryptic 30 May 2024
Receive information about report being gossip
Learn to tell rumours? (7)
Rumour The Telegraph Quick 21 May 2024
Learn to tell rumour (7)
Naturally enough, the ears play a part in it (7)
Ray has travelled out East, according to the grapevine (7)
Listens, yes, to gossip (7)
Always listens first to gossip (7) Puzzler Cryptic 12 Mar 2024
Means of remedying hearing disorder? (7)
Listen to and talk about gossip (7)
Don't lip-read the word "rumour" (7)
Get wind of utter gossip The Telegraph Cryptic 29 Jan 2024
Try, for example, idle chatter (7)
Rumour, gossip (7) Puzzler 01 Jan 2024
Rumour is, may get a year's hard, for openers (7)
Rumour, tittle-tattle (7)
Try, for example, to generate rumour The Guardian Quiptic 09 Oct 2023
Rumours The Times Concise 22 Aug 2023
Grist for a mill Newsday 08 Jul 2023
Gossip The Guardian Quick 07 Apr 2023
Rumour The Times Concise 20 Jul 2022
Tittle-tattle The Telegraph Quick 10 Jul 2022
Grist for the rumor mill New York Times 23 Jun 2022
Rumour The Telegraph Quick 27 Sep 2021
It's usually inadmissible The Washington Post 29 Apr 2021
It's usually inadmissible LA Times Daily 29 Apr 2021
Rumour Canadiana 28 Sep 2020
Many do both at the same time leading to gossip
Talk of some corn in grass
It is common knowledge here?
Literary festival town collecting listeners' gossip
Tries always to identify gossip
Sometimes-inadmissible evidence The Chronicle of Higher Education 21 Dec 2018
Grist for the rumor mill USA Today 15 Aug 2018
Gossip present, reportedly with chance to speak The Telegraph Cryptic 26 Jun 2018
Bad stuff in court Universal 27 Apr 2018
Rumour The Telegraph Quick 06 Mar 2018
Scuttlebutt LA Times Daily 01 Mar 2018
Scuttlebutt The Washington Post 01 Mar 2018
Scuttlebutt
Bad stuff in court
Grist for the rumor mill
Sometimes-inadmissible evidence
Gossip Eugene Sheffer 27 Jul 2017
Two ways to learn languages, it's rumoured
Scuttlebutt The Chronicle of Higher Education 20 Jan 2017
Gossip picked up in this place, for example The Times Cryptic 18 Jan 2017
Scuttlebutt
Gossip passed around by word of mouth Irish Times Simplex 17 Oct 2016
Unverified information present, as cryptically suggested? The Telegraph Toughie 27 Jul 2016
Report here?
Evidence that's often inadmissible Wall Street Journal 07 Dec 2015
Report that such evidence is not admissble
Rumour how to get here?
Share story at last with a dreadful gossip
Evidence that's often inadmissible
Grapevine tidbit
Be informed of, for example, report
Rumor mill tidbit
Talk of the town
Common court objection
Court no-no, usually
Some inadmissible evidence
Rumor
Court no-no, usually
Court no-no, usually
Grapevine info, for example
Grapevine info, for example
Court no-no, usually
Scuttlebutt
Grapevine tidbit
Scuttlebutt
Some inadmissible evidence
Second-hand information
Inadmissable testimony
It's usually inadmissible
Rumor
Gossip.
Inadmissible evidence.
Rumor.
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